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  1. Stretch44875

    Airpack modification for towing

    I haven't had a chance to check out a split system. Can't think of a reason why it wouldn't work, maybe someone else has done it. Dennis
  2. Stretch44875

    Airpack modification for towing

    You can use the glanhands only when towing a 5-ton that has the front gladhands. Airline goes from service gladhand on towing truck-- airpack on towed truck. No need to plug other end of j-pipe. Dennis
  3. Stretch44875

    Airpack modification for towing

    RE: Re: towing Remember, you don't need anything other than a male 3/8 air nipple, in the back of the airpack, to hook brakes together. I just did the mod because I tow this truck often.
  4. Stretch44875

    Airpack modification for towing

    I've noticed a slight lag when releasing the brakes. But your only suppling air to one piston. Ball valve has to be open when braking normally, to vent the air.
  5. Stretch44875

    Airpack modification for towing

    Shut off valve is needed. The line is vented without brakes being applied, so just blowing air in without the valve causes it to vent right out.
  6. Stretch44875

    Airpack modification for towing

    It's pretty simple to hook the brakes together on two deuces for towing. Take the J-pipe off the airpack on the towed deuce, insert male air nipple, then hook the service line on the back of the towing deuce to the airpack. But, that darn J-pipe is a real pain to put back on sometimes. Flared...
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