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Brakes needed for trailer?

40701085 · 2009-02-13 13:51:09

Hi all, Looking for a double-axle 8 x 4 trailer at the moment - to be pulled by a 1.4L Petrol. Not going to be carrying serious weight in it - it's just for sheets of IPB/Ply, lawnmowers, timber etc. Do I need the trailer to have brakes? Or does it depend on what weight I'm hauling, and with what size car? Thanks for any…

13-02-2009 01:51PM

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Hi all,
Looking for a double-axle 8 x 4 trailer at the moment - to be pulled by a 1.4L Petrol.
Not going to be carrying serious weight in it - it's just for sheets of IPB/Ply, lawnmowers, timber etc.

Do I need the trailer to have brakes? Or does it depend on what weight I'm hauling, and with what size car?

Thanks for any advice

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#2 13-02-2009 01:57PM

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Depends on weight, i think the limit is 750kg without brakes. But I'm open to correction.

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