Travel trailer in snow- Break controler setting
If you don't have chains, and you get caught in the snow, is it better to lower your brake control setting? I would think you would want less breaking in the rear if there is snow on the road.
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If you are towing a trailer on ice or snow I would not recommend downshifting to slow down. I would even think you would want to disengage an engine brake in such a situation.
With a controller such as the Prodigy I would also remove brake boost.
I towed in a couple inches of very heavy snow once but never again. I am retired so if such a situation were to happen again I will spend how many nights required in the closest Motel.
As for chains I believe they are required in most of the Western states both on the TV and trailer.
With a controller such as the Prodigy I would also remove brake boost.
I towed in a couple inches of very heavy snow once but never again. I am retired so if such a situation were to happen again I will spend how many nights required in the closest Motel.
As for chains I believe they are required in most of the Western states both on the TV and trailer.
