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Brake controls for trailers ensure a smooth ride

December 2011 RV Product Reviews by Rich Howard

Oftentimes motorists will attach a trailer onto their vehicles to carry a large amount of items from one place to another. However, problems can arise when the automobile stops sharply, which could cause the trailer to slam into the back bumper.

The right systems can prevent this from happening and make the ride more pleasant and keep while preventing the rear bumper from sustaining any damage. Prodigy P2 Brake Control on Camping World's website will make the ride smoother and keep the trailer going at the same speed as the vehicle.

After looking at many different options, satisfied costumers said that they were happy with the purchase and that it was well worth the price.

"I did a lot of online research, and felt that the Prodigy P2 had the features that would work with my 15,000 pound 5th wheel," wrote a reviewer on CampingWorld.com. "Last weekend we took our first trip. After adjusting the maximum rate, when I put on the brakes, the trailer stopped. No jerking. No fuss"

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Class A	Fifth Wheel	Pop-Up Campers
Class B	Travel Trailer	Boat Trailer
Class C

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