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Originally Posted by wclogger1
Is anyone using this air brake setup or has anyone tried it?
Thanks, Bob
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Looks like something that has to be removed each time the vehicle is finished towing.
Have you looked into M & G Engineering's brake product?
M & G Engineering - Car Braking Systems: Home Page
This very elegant solution places a small device in-between your power brake booster and the master cylinder in the engine compartment. It is connected to your RV's brakes when you tow, and does not interfere in any way with the brakes when not towing. The brake pedal does not depress when the RV brakes, so no relay is required to keep the car's brake lights from interfering with the RV's brake and turn signals. A breakaway kit is available and the retail price of the base system is $640, one of the lowest prices on the market. I've put my hands on this at the dealer and it is much more rugged and a more solid install than some of the other permanent solutions.
I love the fact that you only have to disconnect the hose from the RV and you're ready to drive away...no fuss.