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There has to be 100 threads covering this with great detail. You could not find them?

No, This is what their FAQ shows, So, are the trailers you are looking at listed as Demil B or Q?

Or, you can ask GL directly.

What you misunderstood was, this site has high standards. This is not "The Internet", this is "SteelSoldiers". Over the years our rules have developed for good reasons. Too bad you won't follow them(and therefore will no longer be posting here).

If you are saying that BFS comes out of the vent line, then yes.

The first letter of the first word in a sentence needs to be capitalized. That's the world standard. It's also one of our site rules. The second, third and fourth replies did not follow this rule.

Good old Google!

Folks, we do require capitalization on this site.

Interesting, thanks for the reply. I've had good luck with that very same pump.

Is that one yours? (the little one)

What part number 24 volt pump are you referring to. Are you 100% your voltage is correct? I'd disagree with your statement of reliability.

The fact is, you can safely change your service brake diaphragm, but not your spring brake chamber diaphragm. If these terms are unfamiliar to you, then you should either educate yourself more before working on your brakes, or take it to a truck shop. Here's some good info...

The rules in your state are probably not the same as anywhere else. You can't even dispense fuel yourself in NJ, can you?

Read this thread?

Scroll down for a few related threads Did you try searching for loading ramps?

Once again, I'm not clairvoyant. Letting us know your abilities, expectations and needs, makes a difference(in the replies you get). Thank God this ain't a popularity contest, huh GE?

The trucks and the parts are obsolete. This means that in order to make use of them, you need to be able to make modifications to maintain them in whatever fashion you feel you need. Is that worded better GE? I wasn't being sarcastic, I was being realistic. Since the OP did not say what he...

If buying an obsolete truck that may need modifications to be kept reliably functional is your idea of a deal breaker, then yes it is.

I do that very same dance everytime I read a member used the TMs or searched before posting! :doghead:

Since this is about a tank, I'll move it to the tank forum. Since there is already a thread covering this recent event/issue, I'll merge it there too.