Replacing Missing Trailer Emergency Breakaway Cable and Pin For a Travel Trailer
Question:
Our tv travel trailer was parked in yard hooked up camper to go somewhere and brakes are locked up we realized the emergency brake release cable with pin are gone somehow pulled out what can we do
asked by: Tiffany
Expert Reply:
While we do have a couple Replacement Cables and Pins # 3802350 & # SM99905 they are not always compatible with every Breakaway Switch # HM20010. I recommend replacing the switch with the Fastway Zip Trailer Breakaway Switch with Coiled Cable # FA80-00-2040. This uses a red coiled cable that is easy to see and notice if it is missing. Also since it is coiled it is less likely to drag on the ground like the straight cables and become damaged. To be able to move the trailer you will need to cut one end of the wires going to the switch to cut the power that is locking up the brakes.
Products Referenced in This Question
Fastway Zip Trailer Breakaway Switch with Coiled Cable - 4' Long
- Accessories and Parts
- Trailer Breakaway Kit
- Switches
- Fastway
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Hopkins Replacement Break-Away Switch, 7" Lead Wires
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- Trailer Breakaway Kit
- Switches
- Hopkins
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Replacement Breakaway Switch Pin for Demco Air Force One and Stay-IN-Play Duo Braking Systems
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- Tow Bar Braking Systems
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- Demco
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Replacement Cable and Pin for Bright Way Trailer Breakaway Kits
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- Trailer Breakaway Kit
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