I was underneath my new Mallard M245 yesterday as I am thinking of getting a portable grill to attach to the quick connect port and while I was looking at the gas line, I notices that the electric brakes were hooked up to both wheels on the driver side. Is this a normal brake setup for a travel trailer? I expected that the brakes would be configured to be hooked up on the two wheels on the rear axle. I also observed that there were electric brake pig tail wires on both wheels on the passenger side but neither were hooked up.
Is this the normal configuration for trailer brakes?
- Thread starter RossRagan
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Very good question and no, I am not sure; but I will take a much closer look tomorrow. Should there be brakes on all four wheels? Thank you for your feedback
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You called it correctly. I went out with a flashlight and checked it out. Thanks. I am learning a ton about this RVing as I work on getting the trailer set up for it maiden camping trip.
Yes,all 4 wheels should have wires running to the assemblies and hooked up to provide even braking.
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