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The bolts are called caging bolts. There are two types of air cans The single chamber, they have one retaining band and only apply the service brakes. The air cans in the picture have two cambers. One chamber is for the service brakes. The second chamber is for the spring, parking or...

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Do you have a part number, I could not find them

I am looking to get a small, 7.5 kw, generator moved from EL Paso TX to Southern California near Los Angeles or at least part of the way.

1 1/2" x 2" steel tubing It is listed there It is a common size I used some to make stake pockets You can also find a local steel supplier

Growing up I used to winch load 35 to 40 thousand pound loads all the time. I am not sure that the eyes on the skids were actually designed for this

I think the surge set up looks like this I am going to build a drawbar for my trailer in the near future but will keep the airbrakes. This is a heavy short trailer that should be towed by a truck with airbrakes

That is a navy one

If you read the description is says they eliminate the ballast

If that is a real concern look at the Hendrickson air ride walking beam suspension

Then look at the specs on the AD262 with the optional 12" ride height. I do not know if you could find a used clip and I hate to see what a new one would cost. Check on the LKQ website they have a AD390, they list is as a tandem but this is a triden model number, in Portland OR.

New sea plane design!

The AD262 is available with a 12" ride height. What is your existing ride height bottom of frame to center of axle?

On your truck what is the distance from the center of the axle to the bottom of the frame rail? I seem to remember that this is more than the 8 1/2" distance on a typical truck. On my highway tractor we had to use blocks in the suspension to keep the truck level

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If I can not find a set I may just build them

There is a standard test that is performed to determine the GVWR it involves engineering design, life cycle durability and liability and actual performance. Overloading a truck greatly increases the stopping distance and over stresses the entire drivetrain. Some states will allow you to...

There are several options to ease the loading and unloading. One is to add one or two additional rollers in the truck bed. Usually the roller just aft of the middle of the bed can be raised hydraulically to aid in unloading. The other option is to make the bed raise hydraulically. It would be...

Old news They are really just hulks set up like studio props from what I could tell the last time I looked at them

Nice write up