Surge > Electric brake conversion
Converted "hydraulic" brakes over to "electric"? My toy hauler is currently surge (i.e. hydraulic) and while the brakes worked great last year, I wasn't exactly the most comfortable towing up and down the steep mountains of West Virginia with this much weight .... LOL.
Know of anyone that would be willing to tackle this job for me? Thanks, Tim |
Do you know what's involved, Tim? That would be a great MOD DAY job!
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Originally Posted by BPofMD
(Post 11326869)
Do you know what's involved, Tim? That would be a great MOD DAY job!
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Did you know there is an RV/trailer forum on FTE? Go here: Towing, Trailers & 5th Wheels - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums
I'll bet you could find out all you need to know about the conversion. Just ask...someone will be there that's done it. |
Originally Posted by BPofMD
(Post 11326905)
Did you know there is an RV/trailer forum on FTE? Go here: Towing, Trailers & 5th Wheels - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums
I'll bet you could find out all you need to know about the conversion. Just ask...someone will be there that's done it. |
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Well............. The only thing you re use between the 2 is the brake drum, so get ready to change some parts. A lot of people just drum to drum the axle. Cheaper in the long run, and much quicker to do the work. Cost wise, I would think it would even out by the time you add the labor and parts up between the 2.
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Originally Posted by dustybumpers
(Post 11327029)
Well............. The only thing you re use between the 2 is the brake drum, so get ready to change some parts. A lot of people just drum to drum the axle. Cheaper in the long run, and much quicker to do the work. Cost wise, I would think it would even out by the time you add the labor and parts up between the 2.
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Not that bad. depending on the weight, you only have to brake 1 axle. I did my equipment trailer, 2 axles for $500. That was labor and all. Go to camping places, sometimes you can get a drum to drum used and in decent shape for about $100 each
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Originally Posted by dustybumpers
(Post 11327069)
Not that bad. depending on the weight, you only have to brake 1 axle. I did my equipment trailer, 2 axles for $500. That was labor and all. Go to camping places, sometimes you can get a drum to drum used and in decent shape for about $100 each
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Not a problem. Just do like me, and start collecting everything. When you get ready, we'll do a blow by blow. If you need to make a list, you can come over, and get the creeper and check out the equipment trailer. You know there has to be a battery and a break away on it too with electric brakes.................
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Originally Posted by dustybumpers
(Post 11327097)
Not a problem. Just do like me, and start collecting everything. When you get ready, we'll do a blow by blow. If you need to make a list, you can come over, and get the creeper and check out the equipment trailer. You know there has to be a battery and a break away on it too with electric brakes.................
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Well, They have their place, but I don't care for them, especially when backing up.....
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Originally Posted by dustybumpers
(Post 11327154)
Well, They have their place, but I don't care for them, especially when backing up.....
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Originally Posted by Blown284
(Post 11327240)
It's fun and like pushing a car hahahahaha.
Steve |
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