Sorry guy`s didn`t finish with a brake away system you need to charge the battery on the trailer part of the system
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Sorry guy`s didn`t finish with a brake away system you need to charge the battery on the trailer part of the system
Wild98
A few months ago I took possession of my first CT. It's a Central Coast Campertrailer (very pleased with it).
Back to topic, I have installed a TEKONSHA P3 for my electric brakes. I found it easy to install, very user friendly and work great.
1700 + hits in 2 days.
Shows how many of us need the forum.
" AB " we need ya heaps.
Thanks man.
done it again! speed reading
You'll find its over 12 months but a great effort all the same. Great forum for info and fun!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Robo
And please ,please don't use scotch locks, do the job properly M2cw
as scotch locks will fail
What the ? am i missing something hereQuote:
Originally Posted by Robo
Please shed some light Kris ??Quote:
Originally Posted by Nisshead
M2cw ??? lost me TD, are they connectors / joiners ???Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Im a dumb a$$ when it comes to electrics.... So what you are saying Pearcey, i can use the break away system or alternative is Anderson plug ??? or do they go hand in hand ???Quote:
Originally Posted by pearcey
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Originally Posted by wild98
What the ? am i missing something here - Robo thought this thread had 1700 hits in 2 days
Please shed some light Kris ??- I clarified it has been 12 months since the original post
M2cw ??? lost me TD, are they connectors / joiners ??? Medication??
G`day Pete
If you have a brake away system fitted to the trailer it will have a battery fitted and it will need to be charged. This battery is only used for the brake system so you can charge it from the aux pin in the trailer plug. you then fit the Anderson plug to charge your trailer battery.
You only need a brake away system if the trailer weights over 2 ton.
Hope this helps. Also check out Brake safe on the net as they make the system
Beers,Scotches , Clipsal and F1 Pearcey
You will also (by law)need a battery monitor for the brake away system. Its just an audible and visible alarm system which monitors your battery voltage in the trailer.
This only applies if your trailer is over 2 T