Adding Electric Trailer Brakes on a RoadMaster Tow Dolly

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I have a Roadmaster car dolly with no brake would like to put brakes on the car dolly.

asked by: gary

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There is actually an electric brake kit available for RoadMaster tow dollies with part numbers that start with 2000 or 444. It is part # RM-2000-6. You can use this kit to either replace damaged brakes on your newer RoadMaster Tow Dolly or add them to your older model.

expert reply by: Patrick B

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