Random pic thread.

I felt like a toddler in their powerwheels playing next to "daddy" on his REAL TRACTOR
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WARRIORWELDING said:
It's not about the location, it's about: hey look at me. Look at me and my modified fuel system.....cause race car that's why.

Nothing else to add, other than I understand they work pretty well.
When and if my stock junk fails I'll mount that stuff incognito.
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On my 99 ram 2500 I made a bracket to mount it to the rear skid plate crossmember and the skid plate bolted on and covered it up and protected it. Can't be seen unless your under the truck and has some protection from road debris or if your going through a hayfield.
 
I always wonder how you anchor those. Would sure and hell want it attached to a joist (and probably braced too) top and bottom.
 
braxton357 said:
That nylon line will melt if he uses it more than two minutes. Solid setup though.
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He uses the jeep 4 or 5 times a year. So it will probably only get used twice a year to air up the tires if that. When I picked it up from him the tires had 10 lbs of air in them and the sway bar disconnects where in the glove box.

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braxton357 said:
That nylon line will melt if he uses it more than two minutes. Solid setup though.
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Yea, I used that line at first, it melted and all but busted my ear drum.
 
braxton357 said:
That nylon line will melt if he uses it more than two minutes. Solid setup though.
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X2 on line melting. I had pvc rubber line coming off one I converted, it did last a little bit until I tried either airing a farm tractor tire up or running a die grinder.. I wound up changing it over to soft copper line.. it would still make the tank get warm to touch where the line came in. And the air stinks like grease. I wouldn't recommend much over idle.. of course it puts out a good volume of air at idle... It'll last if it's only used occasionally. I bought a York 209 but haven't put it on yet. Didn't see it, but is there a pressure switch?
 
My favorite birthday cake ever. My boy and girl cooked it with my mom while me and the wife rode at the shop. Kelsie picked out the sprinkles and Braxton picked out the sour gummi worms.

 
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