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300 miles one way for me. This sounds like a blast. I went to the OFAST shoot two years ago and had fun.

I just simply took out a 3 foot length of bed so the new dimension is 9x7 instead of 12x7. I used a drop side deuce bed.

more...... This is all that I have. Maybe the mods can make a sticky out of the info.

air o matic drawings.

PM me your personal email and I'll send you what I have.

This thread is titled hitch for 931/932 because of their unique mounting requirements. It might be better if you start another thread for the cargo trucks.

I'm not interested in relocating lights. I don't mind drilling holes in the rear crossmember. I also would think that maybe welding the unit directly to the pintle mount would aid in strength. The flat plate that mounts to the rear crossmember just needs to be more narrow. Perhaps use 3/4 plate...

I will take one if this works on tractors.

That looks like it works for a cargo but not the tractor. The lights are close to the pintle on tractors and you don't have the mounting bolts for the bumperetts since tractors don't have them.

very nice !

I drive throught peoples' homes can I get your home address please :)

I had one put on my ford truck. I can back up to a trailer like a pro every time, they are great if you get the right camera. I've been thinking about this for a while.

I also put one of these on my 932, very nice. The have a rubber type coating so they don't transfer heat/cold like the hard plastic ones.

350 miles for me one way. I would be willing to meet in Bloomington IL. If that would work that's 200 miles one way for me.

I'd take one as well. If you were closer I'd drive over so you could get the measurements you need. Maybe there is a member with a tractor close by that could loan his truck for a few hours ?

See if you can historic plate the vehicle. That's what I've done here in MO. No need for any inspection, just an odometer check and your good to go. Typically there are limits with historic plates though.

DH is probably right. Is the pressure regulator adjusted correctly. Get into the TM's located here on the site and use the search function in the forum. 99% of all questions have probably already been answered. Good luck and enjoy the toy ! If you see this happen pump the brakes to try and...

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The abs manual talks about typical installation.. Look at your rear axles, you'll only see abs sensors on the rear most axle.

The abs is on the rear most axle only and does not sound like your problem. I would loose air when my parking brake was off. When I put on the brake the air loss would stop. Can you identify what particular wheel/wheels are locked. Start with those and trouble shoot the air lines. You might...