That doesn't help frozen brakes. It helps to keep your air system from freezing. Frozen brakes are because they have been set and freeze to the drums. Propane torch & a hammer will release them when they are charged. Don't set your trailer brakes in cold weather. Problem solved.
Winter driving tips
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Plain ol alcohol works. I see there is a limit on how much you can buy at the drug store.
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When I drove truck in the Winter I'd carry 1 in the cargo box. No big deal. It made life alot easier. I hear ya on the trailer yard. Just don't put it under the drivers seat. Lol You be surprised how many guys put Compressed cans under their seat. Big no no. -
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People claim it eats the seals in air valves over time. Maybe better to drain the air tanks frequently and make sure the dryer is working?Redtwin Thanks this.
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