[Cat_Rebel]

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Not sure how he linked up the rear axles. I love the flames coming out of the stacks, have to hook that up mine now. Those kids with the ricers & s10s can keep their neon lights, I'll take my flames thank you.

 

[badford350]

i could see you in that

 

[genuineford]

Thats awesome I think you need it.

 

[Aljay]

That is a true RAV !

 

[Cat_Rebel]

I want to know how did they setup thae air brakes on that thing?

 

[Aljay]

A little ******* ingenuity??? Can you see any clues in the pics?

 

[JohnDeere9610]

Thats cool I want it. 12V swap in it would be cool so it could have some power.

 

[Cat_Rebel]

12V swap in it would be cool so it could have some power.

Forget about the 12v we'll go all out & do a C7 or DT466 swap on it.

Can you see any clues in the pics?

I saw a yellow knob inside the cab & that was about it.

 

[Aljay]

I saw a yellow knob inside the cab & that was about it. [/QUOTE]

Well no screamin sh!t sherlock ! Did not pay attention guess i will go look for my self . :doh:

 

[Aljay]

Crap I thought there was a pick of the rear axles from under .
I would send a message to sender and just ask him.

 

[cowboy_dan]

From the pics the yellow knob appears to be a quick dump for the rear bags, or the actuator for the rear axle to drive.

The rear axles are what is called in agriculture equipment as a 'walking beam axle'. Basically two axles equally spaced on either side of the pivot point. Both axles will carry the load equally to the extent of the travel limitations, and the bed will not move more than 1/2 the difference between heights of the two tires when traversing uneven ground.
That would be really cool in a truck pull.

 

[Aljay]

From the pics the yellow knob appears to be a quick dump for the rear bags, or the actuator for the rear axle to drive.

The rear axles are what is called in agriculture equipment as a 'walking beam axle'. Basically two axles equally spaced on either side of the pivot point. Both axles will carry the load equally to the extent of the travel limitations, and the bed will not move more than 1/2 the difference between heights of the two tires when traversing uneven ground.
That would be really cool in a truck pull.

Yep just like a cement mixer I used to drive. Had hendrickson walking beam.

 

[rocketron]

I think this guy needs to put down the crack pipe for a while! Although the flamethrower stacks were kinda cool!

 

[Doodie]

What a worthless piece of chit.