Supplemental Brake Systems - update 8/7/06
Updates: 1/1/06: Roadmaster has stopped making BrakePro and replaced it with a revised system that it calls Even Brake. A DRAFT review of the Even Brake System has been added. Like the other rev...
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It is nice to get some objective information on brake systems for a change. Thanks a lot. I am just getting oriented on this message board, seems like a ton of good stuff.
I have a 1986 Itasca 33 ft. class A. I have been full timing without a toad for a while now, but am thinking about getting one. I already own a '92 explorer 4x4, manual trans. and will tow it IF I CAN AFFORD the towing accessories.
What system would you recomend to a budget minded guy like myself? I am just looking to get by with a safe reliable system, no bells and whistles. I am a good mechanic and would install it myself. I have looked at the break buddy and us gear's system and both seem a little rich for my blood.
Also, does anyone know how much the early model Explorers weigh, and/or a good place to find out older model vehicle weights?
Any recomendations for tow bars, etc would also help but I understand that we are talking about breaks here.
Thanks.
I have a 1986 Itasca 33 ft. class A. I have been full timing without a toad for a while now, but am thinking about getting one. I already own a '92 explorer 4x4, manual trans. and will tow it IF I CAN AFFORD the towing accessories.
What system would you recomend to a budget minded guy like myself? I am just looking to get by with a safe reliable system, no bells and whistles. I am a good mechanic and would install it myself. I have looked at the break buddy and us gear's system and both seem a little rich for my blood.
Also, does anyone know how much the early model Explorers weigh, and/or a good place to find out older model vehicle weights?
Any recomendations for tow bars, etc would also help but I understand that we are talking about breaks here.
Thanks.
