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Re: [RC] Brenderup questions--Laney - ebeyrider

Yes, the B not only has different engineering; lower center of gravity and
aerodynamic shape. It Also has 1/3 the Tongue Weight of the same-sized American
trailer (including aluminum ones). And the Inertia brakes (instead of Amer.
electric brakes) do not allow the trailer to push the tow vehicle. Two very
important factors that most people do not know about in comparing with Amer.
trailers.

Terry
"May the Horse be with you"

Quoting Dawn Simas <dawnsimas67@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>:


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Hi Laney,

I know you what you meant about the distances, etc, in the U.S. I agree. :) Good point about cheap gas too, compared to other countries.

I'm no physicist or engineer, so maybe someone can answer that first question better. But I can affirm that the difference from my Brenderups and my past American-made 2 horse and 3 horse trailers is huge in the sway department. There is no sway at all. Not even on a single lane, two way, highway at 65mph and a semi passes in the oncoming traffic only feet away from me. Can't even feel the trailer.

Regarding the lower profile... I assume they mean the floor? The trailer sits low, like a car, on car style wheels/tires.

Dawn
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