"How often do you test your battery and break away switch?"
Well George, I gotta tell you, of the two trailers I have now, only one has brakes. The other 16' tandem axle is so old that electric brakes were considered "not necessary" at the time. As for the one with brakes (the enclosed), it has sat in one spot for over a year now, full of "stuff" from Mom & Dad's place in Arkansas. We keep nibbling away at it trying to get the thing emptied out, but I'm leaving that ALL up to the wife! If I had my way I would've thrown out about 4 tons of "stuff" many years ago. So when's the last time I checked the breakaway cable or battery? Well, not since before that load, that's for sure! *lol*
Sometimes it really is troublesome to live so far away from humanity. .....but it's so QUIET out here! :mrgreen:
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