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Does it look like #11?

Why not look at the parts TMs and see if there is a seal listed(and it's GM part number)?

In the rules, we do tell you not to post links that are known to go dead in time. ebay links do go dead in time. Post the pictures, not the links. This keeps all the info on this site, and that keeps the thread useful indefinitely.

16225 should be a Stanadyne part number.

Even a submarine requires extensive maintenance after use. The simple answer is, no.

30000 off road and 55000 on road

You need to go up to an 809 series truck with a Cummins for enough air(technically).

Really? You just want an answer, but no verification if it is correct? If you read the TM, you would see a few other things that are critical during the shutdown procedure. There are 12 steps, not 2.

Does not matter.

And with a modern trailer, you will be very short on air supply.

Yes, that would work.

2.5 ton trucks do not have a battery switch, like a 5 ton does.

The rules request a state in your location.

http://www.parttarget.com/3010-00-562-0421_3010005620421_510N1.html The info does not say what direction the output is. I'd swap it with another one and see what happens. New, they are less than $40 from Eriks. http://www.eriksmilitarysurplus.com/spandradform.html

Oh, if you just need to transport it once, if you have trouble with sliding the front out of the channel, you could roll the top up and just strap it down to the windshield frame.

Logic would suggest you have the wrong adapter(reverse output). Is there anyway to disassemble it and put the output end at the opposite side(where a grease fitting may be) I am guessing you are talking about a 90 degree adapter. (You can help us help you by posting pictures). Look at...

The TM's & Internet are great tools you need to learn to use. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFFIPyv2C_4

I just noticed the seller is a member on this site. His user name is towstrapp. Looks like pctrans may know him.

Were you driving forward?

Here is the actual page from the TM. Of course, the next page has the GM/AC Delco part numbers.