Pulling a camper

[grieppc]

Still shopping

Haven't made any trailer decisions yet

 

[SpdrDvr]

Brake Controller

I think the microlite may be over weight after you get all your gear in it. I'm trailer poor and have tried everything except a teardrop and am thing about building one this winter once the riding season is over. When we want to camp I pull a Aspen trail-master knock-off and my bride pulls the dog trailer or the cargo trailer. My Aspen tops out at 420 pounds completely loaded including a box of firewood and I've put over 20,000 miles on it with two different Spyders , first a 998 now a triple. the 998 had no problem.
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DO you use electric brakes? If so what kind of controller? Where did you find it? Was it easy to install? I will be towing a Time Out soon and am having trouble finding one. I have a Freedom Trailer.
TIA

Spyder Diver

 

[SpdrDvr]

Do you use electric brakes on your trailer? If so please help me by telling me about it. Where to get one, How easy was it to install etc.

TIA
SpyderDiver

 

[IdahoMtnSpyder]

ldpost: The last post in this thread is over 4 years ago. You're unlikely to get any meaningful responses after this much time. Add more info to your question and ask it again in a new thread.

 

[Fatcycledaddy]

I use trailer brakes on both my Bunkhouse and Aspen.
The Bunkhouse I had an axle made for it with the brakes on it.
I used the Prodigy® RF Trailer Brake Controller for years on the Bunkhouse, but am switching to the Curtis Echo wirless controler because I can use it with any trailer anytime.

https://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Br...brake controller&utm_content=Curt - Bluetooth