Scotty B.
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Only when it's a super windy day. You gotta keep the trailer sway brake pretty tight and the trailer brake control sensitivity and strength higher.
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What brake control sensitivity do you use normally, and what during very windy conditions
Scotty B.
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It depends on what brake controller you have. They're all different. You'll have to play around with it. FYI...You want the trailer braking slightly before the truck, but not locking up the trailer brakes (it's a feel thing). I would guess cross winds exceeding 20-25mph will give you some trailer sway. Also, I run my solid load leveling bars at the fifth chain loop from the end of the chain (four loops hanging free).
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