Can Surge Brakes be Installed on a Coleman Taos Pop Up Camper
Published 07/02/2014
Question:
can i get surge brakes rather than electric
asked by: Greg G
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Expert Reply:
Yes, you can install surge brakes on a trailer. We have an FAQ that details everything needed to add hydraulic surge brakes on a trailer like your Coleman Taos.
Typically on pop-up campers you see electric brake setups, but there's no reason you couldn't add surge brakes to the trailer.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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