Holding up Rubber air lines, suggestions?

OP
I switched over myself to your set up I've seen some with retractable cords just don't know where to purchase one.

 

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That rubber tie down will potentially wear and be cut by how it is mounted, and the movement of the air lines.

I you already have two spring retainers. I would mount one of those spring retainers roughly where the rubber tie down is. Then, attach the two spring retainers about 4 feet apart on the air lines, and twist them to make a short loop. Tie the loop with twine or a couple tiny bungees so it doesnt wrap on a a load that encroaches on the cab.

If something does catch the air lines, the string or little bungees will pop and your two independent springs will have four feet of slack between them. Hopefully enough slack to prevent damage to the lines.

 

I just replaced mine with the rubber lines, I pull reefers, flatbeds, and chassis with either raildecks or containers. I ended up using a 2 different springs to hold them up on the headache rack, and had to tweak where I had the springs attached to the lines at to get the right amount of slack.

 

That looks like it will work Okay, but I would take out that knot, and connect a second spring on the top of the second loop. Using a bungee as a long-term load bearing vertical support would have me constantly worrying about it.

 

Get another carabiner clip deal like you have. Take the knot out but keep that loop and use the clip to hook it to your existing springs.