Air on the Bumper
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Air on the Bumper
I'm about to install my onboard air and am looking for some pics/info on running a supply line to the front or rear bumper to a quick connect. The front is my preference.
I'm running a 1/4" connector line. Did you make your own lines? If not, where did you pick them up? Same for the quick connects...
It will go behind / around a PSC Brawler lite bumper if the powder coater ever gets it out...
Thanks!
I'm running a 1/4" connector line. Did you make your own lines? If not, where did you pick them up? Same for the quick connects...
It will go behind / around a PSC Brawler lite bumper if the powder coater ever gets it out...
Thanks!
#4
You do it yourself. Make a drawing of your compressor location, where you want your air line quick connects, a gauge if you want, and have the total length of the air line needed, the fittings, and they should be able to help you. The line is cut with a sharp utility knife. The connectors are just push together type, and can be removed if you want to change later.
#7
The wire and small retainer screwed into the bumper are military surplus items, don't know what they used them for. The plugs are the male to the quick connects with a 1/4 pipe brass cap. Keeps the mud out of the connects.