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Old 06-14-2016, 10:35 AM   #1
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Default Tips on using Quest brake controller?

We didn't get a manual and are looking for information on it's operation. The tech at the dealer said keep it set between 4 & 5 as my husband left their lot.
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Old 06-14-2016, 11:15 AM   #2
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Perhaps you could do a google search of the make/model and find an owners manual on the internet ~ or contact the mfg and request one.
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Old 06-14-2016, 11:24 AM   #3
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Hi Eagle. Yes, we have been cruising the net for information. No model number on it. The dealer said they will try to locate the manual and send it. I found some info on the Quest controllers on forums and printed it out for Paul to read. A couple of people said they had a hard time getting it adjusted so the trailer brakes didn't grab. Others gave them possible fixes. One guy said get rid of it and get a different brand. Such is life. Thanks.
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I called the Company (Husky) and the pointed me in the right place to download information. When all else fails, go to the source. So thanks for the suggestion.
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I love it when things end well.

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Old 06-14-2016, 06:28 PM   #6
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Me too. Off to boondock on Thursday for two nights. Delayed it a day due to rain forecast.
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I don't know which I'd rather do, camp in rain or in u-godly heat/advisiories��. Oh, wait! Yes I do, I can turn the air on, but can't turn off the wet stuff!����⛺️. Anyway, have fun and be safe!
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Well, at least when you have a travel trailer and are boondocking you can go somewhere in your tow vehicle to escape the weather. Not so easy in a big motor home.
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So true, unless you tow an escape vehicle behind!��
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True. But then that complicates things more. Especially $$ wise.
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Just saw a motor home towing a pickup with a golf cart in it's bed! Can you say " over-kill"?
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I'm thinking maybe they were snowbirds coming back from Florida or avid golfers. Lol! Camping takes on new meanings nowadays, that's for sure.
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Brake controller is working great now. No problems on the short trip we just returned from.
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Brake controller is working great now. No problems on the short trip we just returned from.
Glad you got them adjusted...
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Yes, glad Eagle suggested contacting the manufacturer. No call back from the dealer who neglected to give us the paperwork with it.
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