At what cargo weight are boat trailer brakes required? What type brakes meet the requirements? Which types a best?
wans be legal if I trailer in GA and FL,
NaClH20
drum or disc will work, kodiak stainless disc are better than most
it either 3000 or 3500 pounds, can remember, but can check
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GA is 1500#, FL is 3000# gross weight … according to Trailer Boat mag.
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Get disc !!
197 poinneer f150
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Ever think that some people just shouldnt be on the water, but hey its funny for the rest of us!
to answer the topic, none! Kodiak is the only way to go
Kodiac? ARe you talkin about the mini semi truck? that thing is a freakin beast!
197 poinneer f150
Waves 1-3, 4am The Shocker east bound and down
Ever think that some people just shouldnt be on the water, but hey its funny for the rest of us!
no, Kodiak trailer brakes, they are far better than Tie Down engeneering brakes, they cost more though. Regardless of brand, in salt water, they will all eventually give problems. Thats why a lot of people chose to remove them(assuming you have a big enough tow rig to handle the boat)
Or you can drive unlike most people who tow boats you dont need brakes drive with sense besides like spareparts said they wont last in salt water
25 WA grady white twin 200 yamahas"DropNhook"
thanks for the input, much help,
NaClH20