Replacing trailer axles

disabling the

trailer

brakes in a situation where you know you don't really need them. You're just using the engine brake to keep the vehicle you know at a safe speed and you know that if you needed them, you could do it. Turn them back on, but adding that switch was a good idea, plus I also hooked up the

trailer

if you were towing it with another truck, just put that wire in that has a plug, change it so the reverse light fixes another one. The good thing about surge brakes compared to electric brakes is that surge brakes always apply the correct amount of brakes, no matter if the trailer is loaded or empty or you already know electric brakes, you need to adjust it on the brake controller depending depending on how the trailer is loaded and another route to back up, I guess it's putting a locking pin in place when you're backing up, but that's annoying because you have to get out of the truck to do it, so having the switch in the cab is, ultimately better.

Okay, we're all ready. Well, I just took the other trailer to a garage to fix it up, so the projects are done. endless friend right, right, you