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Hydraulic Surge Couplers
TextModel DA91 is a heavy duty surge brake actuator for trailers with two or four wheels. When brakes are applied on the towing vehicle, forward inertia of trailer toward towing vehicle applies brakes on trailer in direct relation to manner brakes are applied on towing vehicle. Brake towing vehicle hard and brakes on trailer are applied hard. Master cylinder push rod spring assembly protects system from hydraulic pressure overload.
I've been in reverse and forward (obviously) and never had a problem, and never did anything to the trailer to effect the maneuver. here
I've hauled my 26' Scarab three times. Twice, the trip was 100 miles or more. I just got the boat/trailer in October.
I was with at least one experienced tower at all times, and they said they could feel the brakes come on during regular driving, and then whenever there was a mild clunk at initial acceleration they said that was the surge brakes/mechanism releasing.
I was reading some other posts and encountered something that made me go "hmmmm" : Some other boaters have mentioned that the only way their surge-brake equipped trailer can go in reverse is if they use a lockout pin, which defeats the brakes (or something like that).
I've never heard of the pin, and I am wondering if I am missing something, not actually using my surge brakes, or if the pin/reverse thing is an issue for SOME surge-brake equipped trailers.
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