Philly Pa. - We did it. Proud owner of a 2013 177

The brake controller adjustment should be easy.  First make sure the brakes are working.  Turn off the boost setting if yours has it (the Prodigys do, push the button so it says b0).  Hold the manual activation lever, usually on the bottom, all the way on, and while you do that adjust the output about half-way between full and none on the display (usually the adjustment is a slider on top, or on the Prodigys it is a knob).  Release the lever and then move forward slowly, activating the lever again slowly up to maximum.  Do this several times until you find a setting just below where the trailer wheels lock up.  Later during a real trip adjust the boost setting where you like it.  I liked b1 with my popup, b0 with my pod, and b1 for my current trailer.  The higher the boost, the more braking power is applied earlier on.

As was mentioned, I'm not fond of Stoltzfus' service department:  http://www.rpod-owners.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=979&PID=46906&title=stoltzfus-rv-in-adamstown-pa#46906

 I am excited but overwhelmed.  Got 281 miles of Towing under my belt to get her home.  Stopped at a rest area for a break, got gas on the Turnpike  and was able to even back it into the driveway in only 20 mins of trying.