WEIGHT LIMIT BY POUNDS OR OTHER RESTRICTION (SEE 'KEY')

UNITED STATES

CANADA

Alabama.	3,000	Kentucky	3,000	North Dakota	3,000	Alberta	2,000
Alaska	5,000	Louisiana	3,000	Ohio	2,000	British Columbia	3,080
Arizona	3,000	Maine	3,000	Oklahoma	3,000	Manitoba	'A'
Arkansas	3,000	Maryland	3,000	Oregon	‘B’	New Brunswick	3,000
California	1,500	Massachusetts	10,000	Pennsylvania	3,000	Newfoundland	‘A’
Colorado	3,000	Michigan	3,000	Rhode Island	4,000	Northwest Territories	'C'
Connecticut	3,000	Minnesota	3,000	South Carolina	3,000	Nova Scotia	4,000
Delaware	4,000	Mississippi	2,000	South Dakota	3,000	Ontario	3,000
D.C	3,000	Missouri	‘B’	Tennessee	3,000	Prince Edward Island	3,300
Florida	3,000	Montana	3,000	Texas	4,500	Quebec	2,860
Georgia	3,000	Nebraska	3,000	Utah	2,000	Saskatchewan	3,000
Hawaii	3,000	Nevada	1,500	Vermont	3,000	Yukon Territory	2,000
Idaho	1,500	New Hampshire	3,000	Virginia	3,000
Illinois	3,000	New Jersey	3,000	Washington	3,000
Indiana	3,000	New Mexico	3,000	West Virginia	3,000
Iowa	3,000	New York	1,000	Wisconsin	3,000
Kansas	'A'	North Carolina	4,000	Wyoming	'A'

What is BrakeMaster?
BrakeMaster connects directly to the motorhome's air or hydraulic brake system, so that brake line pressure in the motorhome controls the brakes in the towed vehicle. Because it connects directly to what powers your motorhomes brakes, BrakeMaster is a truly synchronized, proportional braking system.

What does 'proportional braking' mean?
Proportional braking is even braking — your towed vehicle's brakes respond to your motorhomes brakes, at the same time and at the same intensity.

How does BrakeMaster work?
BrakeMaster uses air pressure to proportionately activate an air cylinder that applies the brakes in the towed vehicle just as if you were pressing on them yourself.

Where does BrakeMaster get its air supply?
If your motorhome has air brakes, BrakeMaster is connected to the existing braking system. If your motorhome has hydraulic brakes, there's a BrakeMaster system that includes a compressor to supply air to the BrakeMaster air cylinder.

My vehicle has power brakes, but when the engine is turned off, the power brakes do not function. Will BrakeMaster work on my vehicle?
Yes. BrakeMaster is designed to work with vehicles that have a power brake system, but the engine (and the power brakes) are turned off while the vehicle is being towed.

Is the motorhome’s brake line, or the brake line pressure, compromised in any way?
No. Typically, one pre-existing fitting is removed, and replaced with another. This replacement fitting (as well as all hardware used to install BrakeMaster) meets or exceeds the automotive manufacturing standards established by both the Department of Transportation and the American National Standards Institute.

Will it work in my motorhome and towed vehicle?
Yes. The BrakeMaster air cylinder is universal, and works in virtually any towed vehicle with power brakes. The type of braking system in your motorhome determines which BrakeMaster is right for you — kits are available for motorhomes with air brakes, air over hydraulic brakes, or hydraulic brakes.

Can I switch it between towed vehicles?
Yes. Second vehicle kits are available. These allow you to have a braking system for both (or more) towed vehicles without the expense of another complete system.

Does it fit in my car?
BrakeMaster fits in virtually all vehicles.

How long does it take to install?
Depending on the type of brakes in your motorhome, the initial installation takes from six to eight hours. After the initial installation, it only takes a minute or two to connect or disconnect from the towed vehicle.

How do I know it's working?
A monitor light in the motorhome dash illuminates when the towed vehicle's brakes are applied.

I have an anti-lock braking system on my car. Will BrakeMaster interfere with it?
No. Anti-lock braking only works when the car's power is on. Since the power will be turned off when you tow your vehicle, BrakeMaster will not interfere with your anti-lock braking system.

Why is BrakeMaster better?
•  Rock-solid, reliable braking — because it connects directly to what powers your motorhome's brakes, BrakeMaster is a truly proportional, truly synchronized braking system — however you brake the motorhome, BrakeMaster automatically applies the same pressure. Every time.
•  Very easy to use — once the system is installed, BrakeMaster connects and disconnects from the towed vehicle in under a minute, without any tools, adjustments or settings.
•  Weighs just 5.65 pounds and measures under two feet in length — stores almost anywhere.
•  The towed vehicle’s brakes are not altered in any way, so the factory warranty is not affected.
•  It’s made by ROADMASTER, the acknowledged leader in RV towing products. More people put their trust in ROADMASTER towing systems than in any other brand.