Uwe, I noticed in one of the photos of your setup that the brake hose seems to be routed too tightly for comfort. eventually it could cause a problem with the hose collapsing or rupturing. Is there any way to move that mount toward the center of the trailer a couple of inches to relieve the stress of the tight curve?
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Uwe, I noticed in one of the photos of your setup that the brake hose seems to be routed too tightly for comfort. eventually it could cause a problem with the hose collapsing or rupturing. Is there any way to move that mount toward the center of the trailer a couple of inches to relieve the stress of the tight curve?
I think that's Tanya's ( sequoiacoast) TradeWind, not my Overlander. I am reasonable sure that my lines have a very mild radius. But, i will take look next chance I get, and make sure all the lines are still intheir respectivelocations....never know. It's been many thousands of miles since I installed them.
It may be the angle of the picture, I just went out there and I can move the rubber hose down at least 3 inches... but I'm not an expert (obviously). So, I'll ask someone- probably at the next rally (due to lack of experts up here) to check it out for me.
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