Toad brakes
I am getting ready to go full time and was wondering. I know some states require brakes on toads. If I come from a state that does not require brakes, do I need brakes on my toad to visit the states t...
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We'retheRussos wrote:
For everyone who states a concern about a toad breaking away and simple careening into whatever it hits first, also consider that a breakaway toad with aux brakes is going to become an obstacle to anything behind it. Imagine the trouble to a 18 wheeler if you passed and all of a sudden your toad broke free and came to a dead stop in front of them. Not pretty on either end of the spectrum. I havent gotten on the road yet, but my big question is...if the toad breaks away, do the brake/aux lights still work? If not, now you have a dead in the water car sitting in the road in the middle of the night.
Yes the brake lights work when the brake is applied by the pull out safety cable and remain lighted until the battery goes dead.
