airlines out the back of truck

Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by kdefenbaugh, Apr 23, 2013.

  1. skateboardman

    skateboardman Road Train Member

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    you solve the mudflap problem with a spring to hold them up
     
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  3. Flightline

    Flightline Road Train Member

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  4. kdefenbaugh

    kdefenbaugh Bobtail Member

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    Thanks flightline. All pics are appreciated.
     
  5. kdefenbaugh

    kdefenbaugh Bobtail Member

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    Do you guys also have hookups on the deck plate in case you were ever to pull another trailer?
     
  6. passingthru69

    passingthru69 Road Train Member

    Some guys do. They just have quick coupler hook ups to plug their lines into on their deck plate
     
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  7. Flightline

    Flightline Road Train Member

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    I have the same quick couples hook up behind my sleeper and I have a set of air lines to hook to them. Though I don't normally carry those lines with me, except in the winter when I pull UPS trailers.
    So normally I can't hook to another trailer.
    But this also adds better security to my trailer when it's droped for the weekend.
     
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  8. MJ1657

    MJ1657 Road Train Member

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    Good point about the added security.
     
  9. rp5h

    rp5h Bobtail Member

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    quick question fellas as i plan on doing this also, can i use regular air compressor couplers or are there heavy duty ones i should use?
     
  10. Flightline

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    I found the Milton regular air fittings to be best quailty and recommend the 1/2 fittings. Little pricy like twenty for a pair and you'll need two pair.
    But yes regular compressor couplers but the milton brand is the heavy's duty that I could find.
    I've had my on for couple years and no problems.
    I have seen some guys use the normal glad hands but I don't care for it and doesn't have a way to lock together like quick couplers.
     
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  11. Semi Crazy

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    I used an old bumper for my hillbilly setup.

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    I never really abandon my trailer anywhere but it's one more cog in the security gearbox.
     
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