alexulivi
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There is all this talk about them. This is what I'm using and it works well.
http://www.hayesbc.com/air actuated.html
http://www.hayesbc.com/air actuated.html
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never mind
alexulivi
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About what?
rmgill
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Do deuce brakes have a variable pressure on the service side? Or is it on or off?
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The air pressure on the deuce brakes is pretty constant, I thought? it only works as a "booster" not as a true signal to the brakes.
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Area52, if this is the case, then one is going to get a very solid ON or OFF application of the trailer brakes.
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Good find.
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Thanks Alex. I need to set my Dodge semi truck up with electric brakes and have been on the lookout for a controller like that.
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You would install it on the airline from the airpack that feeds the gladhand to get proportional brake control. Looks like you still would need 12v.
Dennis
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