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Essential Tool Kit for a Recovery

CNC2013

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Air gauge, chuck, 25’ hose, glad hand with air hose quick coupler installed in the back.
Thanks for the tip on the size for the duals Jbulach! I was planning to buy a glad hand hose when I get there so it's less to deal with. The seller has a shop and I'll do a pre-inspection there before I hit the road.
 

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Wasp & Hornet spray; police the cab real good before hitting the road. I've had to stop and bail out after pulling away. Little buggers will wait attack, especially if they are cold from the night before.
Good point ... but I don’t think there will be any cold wasps anytime soon :D
 

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It's going to a be a very hot ride home...90+ with humidity so I'll stop and grab a few gallons of water when I fill her up for the first time.
I used a wet shemagh on my head, ball cap on top of that, to keep it in place and another wrapped around my neck. It was a lifesaver. Like a mini air conditioner for my head. Have to keep wetting it down, but it works.

It makes a huge difference.
 

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Thanks guys, I really do appreciate the advice from you. Being a newbie with these trucks can be intimidating but I feel very confident things will go smoothly. I'll take pics all throughout this adventure and post. Need to get some work done before I head off to the airport for my flight.
 

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If it gets real hot, open the front windshields about 6-8 inches and close the side windows. The airflow will pressurize the cab and keep the engine heat out of the cab. Works like a champ. Use the rear widow to manage the flow.
 

Jbulach

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Thanks for the tip on the size for the duals Jbulach! I was planning to buy a glad hand hose when I get there so it's less to deal with. The seller has a shop and I'll do a pre-inspection there before I hit the road.
Suprman has a good deal in the classifieds. Basically a Milton inflator with the rest of the junk for free. Add a female and male quick coupler on both ends of the hose and your good to go. Maybe he can ship it to where your trucks at for you?
 
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