question about trailer brakes.
I have an older 32 ft pull behind trailer which I bought new. When new I could feel the trailer breaks working but I could not get them to lock up and slide the tires. On a gravel road they might so...
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Locking up the brakes depends also on how the trailer brakes are adjusted. My expensive trailer came with manually adjusting brakes, why, I don't. If I adjust the brakes a little tighter I can lock of the wheels but I keep them a little loose so they don't lock up but they still work.
One thing I changed on my truck was going from ceramic pads to semi-metallic pads. My trailer grosses 19,000 and the ceramic brakes just weren't up to the task when the trailer brakes needed adjusting.
One thing I changed on my truck was going from ceramic pads to semi-metallic pads. My trailer grosses 19,000 and the ceramic brakes just weren't up to the task when the trailer brakes needed adjusting.
