Supplemental Braking System for Sprinter RV Towed by Prevost Bus

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Towing a Sprinter RV 9500LB with Prevost bus, Looking for permanent breaks system for the RV. Using break daddy now.

asked by: Rafael N

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Since the Prevost bus that you have has air brakes the best permanent install supplemental braking system would be the Demco Air Force One part # DM26VR that you referenced which ties into the air brake system of the RV and will operate the brakes of the towed vehicle with the same intensity as the bus.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 9

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