Toad Braking systems

[Ross MacKillop]

Brakemaster by Roadmaster is also an option for air brakes. I leave the cylinder on the floor nearest the door( still plugged into airline) unless I'm stayng at a spot for more than few days.
http://www.roadmaster-tow-bars.com/braki...s_main.php


Ross
2006 LXi
At 2 Springs ,Palm Desert
going to Emerald Desert

----- Original Message ----
From: Tom McCarthy
To:
WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2008 6:18:05 PM
Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: Toad Braking systems

Jim,



Your choice of towed vehicle might come into play. Also, if you desire

to have the coach air brake system activate the brakes in your vehicle,

you have to choose between M&G and SMI. M&G's system is having

problems with space on newer vehicle. It does not fit in any new Jeep

(or many new Jeeps, Hummers and others). I tried to buy it based

mainly on Randy Dupree's success with M&G.



I had the same system Pete described but most of it went with the

stolen Jeep Rubicon to Mexico. I just went through the evaluation and

selection process. I wanted the air brake after experiencing some of

the shortcomings Pete described. BTW, SMI is not longer producing the

Silent Partner product since their release of Air Force One.



M&G would not sell me their system for my 2008 Rubicon. We installed

SMI Air Force One and it is fantastic. Very small (most people at

QZite could not find it under the hood). Works as advertised.



Tom McCarthy

Poway CA

95 PT42



--- In "WanderlodgeForum%40yahoogroups.com", "Jim Riordan"

wrote:

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> I have a 88 wbwl

>

> I recently enlarged my family and now cneed to tow a larger vehicle,

a

> suburban. I am trying to evaluate what aux braking system will work

> best with my BB. M&G SMI or some other system

>

> I would love to hear what experiance others have had with aux braking

> systems

>

> Jim Riordan

> 88 WBWL XXV

> Stuart, Fl.

> 772-260-1328

>

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