brake system for towed

[Dave5Cs]

JC
RJ speaks the truth and agree RJ I too would get the attached tow bar one if I had to do over because it is a lot shorter and not as many pins.
It is really very simple. You drill a 3/8" hole in your firewall of toed. Put a plastic conduit between the bumper and the FW. Incert cable with loop on outside of bumper. Inside cab hook cable to back of peddle with clamp. Hook other end to surge brake done after you set tension to 1 inch of fall in cable. Tighten clamps. All parts provided.

[paul102a3]

You may want to consider the roadmaster 91xx series system. I used this system on a Jeep and was extremely pleased with it. It takes about 10 - 15 seconds to set or remove the air cylinder for towing or road travel and results in full proportional breaking for the Toad. I know it doesn't help but as an example, there is one for sale right now on the Tampa Bay Craig's list for $100. When I installed mine, I purchased the optional vehicle specific mounting plate for the Jeep (I seem to remember it was $35) rather than use the universal mount. The optional mount fit under the front edge of the seat and was invisible when the Jeep was used normally. The universal mount would have been functional but intrusive.

I towed the Jeep around 7,000 miles with no issues.

[eagle19952]

I have these bits, may be missing a nut or bolt, but pieces easily found.
make an offer.
i repost in the sale section if not allowed...
i towed/used this in a jeep GC 1997 model. the 9100 does not include the breakaway portion, just so you know
what you see is what you get

[eagle19952]

this illustrates the bits that are missing.

https://www.rvupgradestore.com/BrakeMaster-with-Break-Away-Second-Vehicle-Kit-p/14-6087.htm?gclid=EAIaIQobChMImN725re-1gIVDr7tCh3ehAg7EAQYBSABEgJDk_D_BwE&gdffi=d722fab84a06472899ce2a16e4d2ed3f&gdfms=54E6B32B65ED4542BDC3BA6B71EA6E0E

http://www.hitchsource.com/roadmaster-brakemaster-proportionate-towed-car-braking-system-for-air-or-air-over-hydraulic-brakes-p-30330.html?pn=8554515604&cn=Shopping_-_Braking_Roadmaster&ag=Roadmaster_Braking_Systems&gclid=EAIaIQobChMImN725re-1gIVDr7tCh3ehAg7EAQYAiABEgK3LfD_BwE

[Tikvah]

I used the ReadyBrake system with my 5500 lbs Tahoe.  Yes, I could feel it.  Seems the pull of the Ready Brake will easily pull regardless of the vacuum.  It actually was an advantage in a hard brake situation.   It helped pull back on the bus.
Now I tow a little Cruze and can't feel anything.

[Lee Bradley]

What ever system you get, make sure it has a break-away braking system.  Required most places.