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By Steve from SoCal · Posted
Here is a pic of the structure it is just below the seam on the sleeper lower shell. -
I found it less hassle to just use air T-eed from my cab air bags and added a SIMPLE regulator. If you deal with same trailer then why not just set it and forget it, except when you do your walk around. I try to apply the KISS principle as often as I can -
Has anyone ever toured a WW2 battleship. Or served on one. I believe the earlier years of that battleship, they may have operated a drop shot computer. -
Absolutely correct. The old time grease would separate into oil and clay, (clay based grease), and the oil goes away, leaving the hard clay. Modern moly grease usually doesn't do that. That said, use wheel bearing grease, NOT regular grease gun grease, as that will liquify when the bearings get warm. Been there, had the bearing failure. -
If you use a good quality grease the bearings don't have to be pack every year and if you can I would learn to do them myself. If you use a extra tacky grease it stays in the bearing were it belongs. If you have someone else do it ask what kind of grease they use and if need be supply your own.
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