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Gman

07-04-2002 16:08:15




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I went to check tire pressure on my trailer,duel wheels with simulators,impossible without removing simulators. Question is I saw a setup were both tires had a common air stem thus equal pressure all time(both flat at the same time also),I like the idea of equel airpressure so one tire doesn't carry all the load,then again flat at the same time(if their isn't a check valve) comments please. I know this is off the subject but pullers have to be trailered right. later Gman

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The R

07-07-2002 16:15:46




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 Re: Trailer Question in reply to Gman, 07-04-2002 16:08:15  
I had a co-worker that had a "J.C. Whitney" set-up. It gave him the only flat he's ever had on that truck. Be sure to get a quality set-up.



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JCM

07-05-2002 05:18:13




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 Re: Trailer Question in reply to Gman, 07-04-2002 16:08:15  
there is a company called link mfg. they make a system called a "cats eye" that monitors air psi on tandem wheels for class 8 trucks and trailers that we sell where i work.but they are for 22.5" and 24.5" size tires.i can check and see if they make ones for smaller applications...they probably have a website you can visit.



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Jim T

07-04-2002 18:37:52




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 Re: Trailer Question in reply to Gman, 07-04-2002 16:08:15  
Gman, try an RV place. They sell a kit for the simulators that will allow you to fill each tire separately, yet they each have a hose with a bracket pop riveted to the simulator so they are easy to get to. Good luck. Jim T



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