what axle should have the brakes on a 3 axle trailer
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A 3 axle trailer would carry a 5 to 7 ton load... It really should have brakes on all 3...
1924514
I use these brakes on both 2002 Ford Explorer and a set that fits my 2005 f150. I tow my trophy fishing boat about 4000 lbs with the truck mostly. These brakes are by far the best setup for me.... Smooth stopping power.
967294
The chains lock the ball to the coupler through the triangular plate fastened to the bottom of the ball shaft. If the chains aren't connected, I think the brake material will keep the ball from rotating, but won't keep the trailer coupler from rotating on the ball, so you will probably get no sway control at all unless the chains are hooked up. You probably wouldn't have to tighten them nearly as much as you'd need to for weight distribution, though.
36165
Yes it should, controller will work on trailer with 1 to 3 axles with electric brakes. You will need the Curt wiring harness (specific to your vehicle year and model) to connect the controller to your wiring under the dash.
839968
I'm not quite sure of your question but, I will say this, the harder you step on the tow-vehicles brake pedal, the more trailer braking will be applied to compensate. And you can fine-tune the controller to have a little more braking than necessary or less, depending on your preference. All with-in your reach, depending on where you mount the controller.
1128764
You should see Avid on the stock brakes. If the stock brakes are Avid these are the correct brakes from Amazon.
1522049
Im controlling a tandem axle 4 brakes..not sure if it will control a triple...
1060244
The axle size where the bearings go and from stud to stud size to see if it the right size
1001534
Look under your truck, if the front axle looks like the back one then you do. You should have a ridged pipe looking thing, that doesn't bend in the middle, between your front tires.
1473326
The only issue with that would be the brake lines not being long enough in the rear. Also you might have to install a drop bearing kit on you drive shaft. I was told if you go more than 3" you pretty much have to get an upper control arm upgrade in order to align proper as well. This is fine the way it is for 33" wheels though.
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I only have in on a single axle brake tandem axle trailer. I do not know whey it would not work on a tandem axle trailer with brakes on both axle. I hope it works in that application, I am about ready to purchase a trailer like that. I do like the braking controller.
145617
It will fit either a 5/8 or a 3/4 inch axle. It comes with those two sets of bearings.
2053926
Yes. It will work on any tandem axle trailer. My trailer happens to use Dexter axles and springs, but the brand name makes no difference. I purchased the taller version to give greater lift to assure the other wheel is lifted off the ground. My tire size; 205/70-R14.
413870
I only have a 12 foot trailer that I pull with this brake system on and it has been really good for that the trailer only weighs probably two or three thousand enclosed trailer I have a fully loaded it's probably only 3000
1244234
The best info I can offer is that the 3rd brake light was in the way on my 2005 Wrangler. I ended up getting the Thule Spare Me and it worked great. It is significantly more expensive but I was very happy with it.
1817756
I only bought two wheels and not any axle. The wheel will take an axle 3/4 inch in diameter.
1556983
If it has 5 lugs on 4.5" Center. On small trailers it t had 5 lug nuts most of the time they are 4.5 centers...but check your owners manual, or ask a tire shop.