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You want brakes that will work LOL sorry couldn't resist.

I recommend surge and would also go with disc brakes.

Hi Dr. Wedge, I have a Skeeter 18. 5 and I recommend electric brakes in your case not just because of cost but overall effectiveness.
Send me a PM .

Grumpy aka Tony G.

I think and this can be confirmed by a call to a trailer shop that submerging electric brakes in water or any other liquid would be a NO NO . I could be wrong but a phone call would determine that. I agree with the idea of discs vs drums but most kits are discs now, it really depends on the axle. Most come with the "plate" to attach all the stuff to. When I did the brakes on my wife's horse trailer "electric" the recommendation was to stay away from putting them in water.

mikemicropterus wrote: I think and this can be confirmed by a call to a trailer shop that submerging electric brakes in water or any other liquid would be a NO NO . I could be wrong but a phone call would determine that. I agree with the idea of discs vs drums but most kits are discs now, it really depends on the axle. Most come with the "plate" to attach all the stuff to. When I did the brakes on my wife's horse trailer "electric" the recommendation was to stay away from putting them in water.

Hey Mike you are wrong your right give Orville a call at Stittsville Trailers

Tony G.

I have talked to Orville many times and know him well and in fact have bought a trailer and many other partrs for our horse trailer(which by the way has electric brakes) from his fine company.