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I still have 2 MKTs here in NY that need to go to SC. (if that helps get a backhaul)

The cheap poly tubing you used, will not last long. It wills soften and swell.(I had to use cheap(LOWES)poly line in a roadside emergency once. It lasted 2 weeks). You need to use fuel rated line. The most common line we use is DOT approved air line. If you do not use inserts, you will get leaks...

hmm, Idea for a tramp stamp... "DOT5 only" RTFM:deadhorse:

How long did it run before it blew?

2520-01-024-0279 Master Cross Reference Data Mfg. Part Number 114-3011 2-3011 283011 3031-B2 3031B 374246 4030848 4030848 5-3147X 534G 780140 7806140 U01-21

Tell them you have a 1984 Chevy 1 ton 4x4.

here's a quote I like, Pay no attention to the nay sayers on this site.... BTW, how many negative threads about GL do you need to start? Next time just continue one of the others you have posted.

No, its not a military trailer. It's a 10 ton equipment trailer with air brakes.

Trailer is correct.

Yes, standard brass plumbing ferrules will work just fine.

Does Fla require an annual vehicle safety inspection?

I think the center plate looks a little sparse, for an A2 or A3.

I have not used that type of fitting. It looks like it should work, if thats what it is designed to do(replace a ferrule and nut). You can reuse your original nut, and use a new standard 1/4" ferrule. Either way, use that insert!

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Have you looked at the TM specifically for dual brakes circuits? SMARPI 9-2320-209-14&P. It explains what the light does, and has the parts listed/exploded views.

If you used a winch to load(great idea for controllability and personal safety), it would need to be mounted outside of the bed area or on the floor as there is no extra room lengthwise. Kenny mentioned the winch idea, not me!

The tires on the mule will not fit between the fenders of the M101 bed. The rear tires will start up and over them while the front tires are still on your ramps(danger). You will only have a couple inches of either tire on the fenders as you back over them, if your centered just right. Also, a...

It's funny they added them externally, when it has one internally as well.

That truck looks great! Nice work. Here's a few pics of it the day I picked it up. btw, this reminds me , I need to install a heater in my truck before the snow flies! Too hot out to do it right now.

It is a very common filter used on much more than the CUCV.