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Don,
Thanks for the explanation, I had surge brakes on my trailer and couldn't imagine that they had two different trailer brakes, one for freshwater and one for sal****er, but there have been crazier situations. I had a smaller boat and trailer w/o any brakes (approx. 2500 lbs.), and then a heaver boat and trailer (approx. 3500 lbs) with surge brakes. I would assume there is a maximum weight for towing w/o trailer brakes, but I couldn't tell the difference between the two. With both of them, you have to anticipate your stops, it takes substantially longer to stop when pulling a trailer. "Don White" wrote in message ... Dr. Dr. Smithers wrote: Don, Why the need for hydraulic brakes in sal****er? I should have said 'surge' brakes......although they are a hydraulic system..aren't they The brakes aren't needed in the sal****er, but are useful going to and from sal****er. |
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