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Old 05-03-2007, 07:50 PM   #10
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Hi Bill,

Since you have experience with blow outs can you advise the proper procedure for stopping. My instincts would lead me to believe that any braking by the trailer could create an uneven drag on the tow vehicle causing it to swerve. I have Prodigy brake controller that can be turned off in the even of a blow out, allowing me to slow down using the vehicle brakes only...thanks in advance for your insight...
Cateye -

In my several experiences, there is NO difference between stopping a TM normally and stopping a TM that has a blowout. Just come to a smooth, even stop as you normally would. No need to avoid the trailer brakes, no need to decelerate extra-gently - just do what you normally do. Each time I have reported on a tire failure, I think I have commented that the TM handles unbelievably well. I'm very impressed with the design of the TM that makes this possible.

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