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Re: Trailer Brake Controlers
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Posted by Can't even use my name on September 17, 2004 at 14:53:46 from (216.241.135.209):
In Reply to: Trailer Brake Controlers posted by wdTom on September 16, 2004 at 18:31:02:
I have a Reese digital controller as well as a Tekonsha controller. I suggest the digital type. Much easier to reset to a number rather that a dial position and easier to fine tune. My Reese has a power setting for the brakes from 1-10 and also a delay feature that is adjustable to regulate how fast the brakes go from 0 to the power setting. Too fast and you hit your head on the windshield too slow and in a need to stop now situation you can't. But it is really easy to set! With this type you don't have to readjust your level setting which needs to be done on the pendilum type to make them work correctly after loading or unloading since the truck level changes.
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