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Interesting find! That's got me asking myself more questions, like is that transition valve adjustable to input or output pressures to calibrate braking pressures between the two systems? Seems like there would be a need for that. I laughed when he grabbed that big lever on the floor, I guess...

I watched it a few more times, there's a pogo stick with air lines going to the trailer. I wonder how the brakes transition from hydraulic to air?

Looks good!

I'm curious how that brake control would work

What do you make of this???

Missed this when posted, I used to drive an Autocar ten wheel dump for a local construction company. Wish I had unlimited funds and time!!

Heavy Equipment Forums is currently offline for an unknown reason. I'm working to get it restore as quickly as possible but cannot give an estimate on when that might be. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Well the interior sure is turning out nice!

This thing will be like brand new when you're done! I bet it ends up nicer than anything you could buy new today

This has turned into quite a project!! I've been experiencing problems obtaining materials at work, they're all blaming the Covid issue. I'll be glad when it's over!

It's been quite a while since I've tinkered with a carburetor LOL!!

Your progress looks great! It would be a shame to quit. This ridiculous lockdown has a lot of people bummed, myself included. I'll encourage you to keep at it, it's a diversion for both you and those of us following.

You said in the video that 4 of the cyliders were in good shape, I guess the other two were not? Did the sludge clean up easily? How's the injection system?

Looks nice!

Stay well!!

It's pretty difficult to beat the system.....

Sounds like he took a chance and lost.

It will certainly get the job done!

What do you have planned for it once you get it up to snuff?

Damn! That was some thick sludge!! I hope the bottom isn't tore up from it.