Can a BrakeMaster Air/Air Over Hydraulic System be Converted to a Hydraulic Brake Master System
Updated 11/11/2013 | Published 11/08/2013 >
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If a vehicle is configured with a 9160 brakemaster air over what does it take parts etc to convert the vehicle to an rm 9060 hydraulic system?
asked by: Dan B
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Expert Reply:
You will need to have a proportioning valve and air compressor for sure for the RM-9060. The second RV kit # RM-98300 includes the air compressor, proportioning valve and wiring. The air cylinder (that goes in the toad), fittings, and brake away kit you should be able to use from the old kit.
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Michael H
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Roadmaster BrakeMaster for RVs w/ Hydraulic Brakes - Proportional
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- Proportional System
- Every-Trip Setup
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- Fixed System
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- Hydraulic Brakes
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