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I have Hagerty and they asked on the application if my truck was kept in a garage, I answered yes. Without getting political, can you guess why they require a garage in CA?
I wouldn't tow it without uncaging the brakes. It will push your truck around more than you think. Bring a 3/4" wrench, hook the air lines up to your truck, wait 10 min while the engine running and then remote the bolts. It only takes a few minutes. One note, the air tanks on that trailer are...
I stripped two of them on my truck and had a difficult time finding them but got them here. Its two different parts
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What seals are you referring to? The wheel only has one seal, the big o ring that goes between the rim halfs. Are you talking about the ctis wheel valves, the hub seals?
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The check valve is needed and without it the truck will be hard to start if it sits for a few days. They are easy to take apart and clean. Mine had a big piece if silicone stuck in it and was clogged
Brad did you determine it if was algae? I have been having issues with asphaltene with my skid steer. Its a thick sticky black tar that settles in the filter. I've been doing research on it but there isn't a ton of info about it or how to get rid of it
Graham, Eli is correct, that's the air cooler and the dryer is the one with the oil filter looking part on it. They made a rebuild kit for the cooler and it comes with new steel wool. They also make a desiccant bag for the cooler, but thats only used if you don't have a dryer. Look up this...