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If you are towing a boat trailer, caravan, camper trailer, box trailer or heavy vehicle trailer you can find articles here that will help you install, operate and maintain the quality trailer and caravan parts that Couplemate manufactures. From tips & tricks, FAQ’s to Australian Road Rules and Regulations we’ve tried to cover it all. If there’s something in particular that you’re looking for and you can’t find it here then give our friendly staff a call on 07 3348 3822 and we will try to help any way we can. If there’s something you would like to see listed on our help page or a topic you would like to be discussed then send us a message by using our page and we will do our best to accommodate your request.

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How to Improve Caravan Electric Brake Wiring

by Steve Wotherspoon | Apr 25, 2020 | Electric Brakes | 0 Comments

Some trailers and caravans are very long and therefore incur more voltage drop than usual. Measure the voltage drop from the battery to the last electric magnet.

IRS Axles and Drop Axles with Thin Drop Plates causing Problems

by Steve Wotherspoon | Apr 14, 2020 | Electric Brakes | 0 Comments

In our opinion, bearing buddies can cause grease contamination of brake shoes when overfilled. Couplemate has concluded that bearing buddies are unsafe to be used in conjunction with drums brakes and should be immediately replaced with conventional or grommeted grease caps.

How a Bearing Buddy can Destroy Caravan Brakes

by Steve Wotherspoon | Mar 28, 2020 | Caravan Tips | 4 Comments

Latest News: Bearing Buddys destroy Drum brakes of any type, mechanical, hydraulic or electric. Drum brakes fail when using bearing protectors incorrectly. An overfilled bearing cavity spills grease onto brake shoes and other equipment inside the backing plate.

Caravan Electric Brake Problems

by Steve Wotherspoon | Mar 15, 2020 | Electric Brakes | 0 Comments

Caravans and some heavier campers are continuing to experience braking problems in mountainous regions. Overheating drums are a major concern for owners as they strive to improve their braking.

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