Can Breakaway Kit Pull Power Off of Regular 12V Trailer Battery  

You are correct that the Red wire from the Charger for Curt Soft Trac I and II Trailer Breakaway Kits #C52025 is connected to the Battery, the White is connected to Ground, the Blue is connected to the Breakaway Switch. The Black wire that you are…

Can you please provide me with the exact part numbers that your are referring to?

Aluminum trailer frames or bodies can cause grounding issues so I suggest using a separate ground wire that runs from the rear of the trailer up to the main ground post in the junction box like #38656. You can join the ground wires for the individual…

The correct torque specs for lug nuts will depend on certain variables such as wheel size, wheel material, stud size, and stud type. The most common torque spec for trailers is around 90-100 ft. lbs. I have attached our wheel nut torque…

The LMX Red grease like the part #L11390 would be what you'd want to use in the hub you have. This grease is perfectly compatible with the grease in the hub so you wouldn't have to do any excessive cleaning.

Sounds like you have the 12 volt power circuit of your trailer either running to only your breakaway battery or only the trailer lights. Most likely the issue is the connection that you are making from the battery to the 12 volt system. Make sure…

The Jacketed 2 Wire #12-2-1 contains copper wires. The copper is annealed which can sometimes give it some discoloration which is why it looks more aluminum in the image.

The difference between the standard and EZ hubs is in the grease cap. For instance, the Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly - 3,500-lb E-Z Lube Axles #AKHD-545-35-EZ-K is the same hub, bearings, seal, and races as found in #AKHD-545-35-K but the grease cap…

Replacement Battery Box for Curt Soft Trac I Trailer Breakaway Kits - Side Load #C52027 has outside dimensions of 5" long x 3-3/4" wide x 3-3/8" tall and will fit the UB1250 style battery we carry which has dimensions of 3-1/2"…

I'm really sorry to hear about the mishaps on your brand new trailer! When reading through your descriptions the first thing that comes to my mind is the possibility that there's an exposed wire somewhere along the trailer that's making…

Yes, you certainly can install E-track with one in front and one in back of the tires. It makes sense to position the track that way, since the ATV may be on one side or the other. E-track is so versatile there are a lot of different ways you could…

The Electric Trailer Brake Kits #AKEBRK-35-SA, four bolt holes are 2-7/8" apart(center to center). I have included a diagram with the measurements.