The same way caravans are connected to the brakes.
Caravans have mechanical brakes.
The same way caravans are connected to the brakes.
Caravans have mechanical brakes.
Of course it would be, as long as you can control the breaks on the towed car by electronics it'd be possible.
Do you have any idea of how long that would take and how difficult it would be to do on a car.
You'd have to a have a car with electronically assistited brakes, tap into the wiring loom, and splice the wiring system together for the car your towing from, then somehow get them to commincate. god knows how i'm only guessing.
why don't you just admit it, you don't have a clue.
Most caravans do. Some bigger trailers have hydraulic ones though.
Fox in pointless pedantry for the sake of pedantry and Yantorsen getting suckered in strikes again.
And the stats for the braking system?
I just said it is possible within the law, which it is.
Don't have them. A lot of largish boat trailers use hydraulic brakes.
[TW]Fox;13647842 said:No it isn't, as I've said, even if you managed it, it would not be a type approved braked trailer, thus illegal.
So you linked to a picture with no proof at all that is has hydraulic brakes?
Electric Brakes
[TW]Fox;13647874 said:
Pacific Seacraft Dana 24 Trailer with Hydraulic Brakes.
No it isn't, as I've said, even if you managed it, it would not be a type approved braked trailer, thus illegal.