I recently purchase a used Holiday Rambler 34' Alumascape. I was not happy with brakes and after checking and adjusting them decided to invest in a Prodigy brake controller.hat a difference! Do not risk your rig to a cheap controller.
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The Prodigy unit comes with a Lifetime Warranty. Mine just died after 7 years of use. The company said just bring it in to a dealer and they will do a warranty exchange. Sure enough. No receipt or anything. That is great sevice!!
Dunerfool
2002 F250 CC PSD SWB 4WD, Predator power module, Tru-Cool Max Transmission Cooler, Timbrens, Putnam XDR, Reese 16K Slider or Hitch-Buddy Towing Unit
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rosewood1 wrote: Do not risk your rig to a cheap controller.
In that case get a MaxBrake or a Brake Smart. Both are light years ahead of the Prodigy controllers.
Ken
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Vintage 1979 Silver Streak Supreme Rocket toted by a 2002 F350, crewcab dually, 7.3L,4.10 axle,SCMT. Travel with two miniature Schnauzers and one African Gray parrot. Practicing for retirement!
I've had my Brake Smart controler for about 5 years. It's worth the money. It was easy to install and set up and we've had no problems with it.
F250 6.0L PSD 4X4 CC SB (The Family Truckster)
31' Cougar 314BHS 5er Bunk House w/ slide
Brake Smart Controler & Firestone Air Bags
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