mounting valves???

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mounting valves???
Texmextukin avatar
Texmextukin
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Whats going on guys? I just want to know how everybody is mounting their valves to the side of their framerails. Ive made brakets for my parkers before, but i dont want to go through all the trouble of making 8 more for my ascos. So how is everyone doing it(quick and simple)?
fatboysS1O avatar
fatboysS1O
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quick and simple = zip ties.
lobdyblazr avatar
lobdyblazr
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mighty putty..order now and they will send you double
lobdyblazr avatar
lobdyblazr
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no thats what we use for notches...really your either gunna have to make some brackets or zip 'em. I suggest go through the trouble...
waynehammer avatar
waynehammer
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just use some self tapping screws and the lil brackets that hold pipes to walls..
jumbo avatar
jumbo
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Originally posted by waynehammer



just use some self tapping screws and the lil brackets that hold pipes to walls..

x2. 4 one or 1 1/4" conduit straps (available at any hardware store for about $.75 apiece), 8 self tapping screws and you're golden. I had my valves mounted like this for 3 years and never had any problems. Of course, it was only on the road for 4 months of that, lol. Oh, that was just the front valves, so double it if you're putting them all on the rails. But quick and easy, no problems.
grunion avatar
grunion
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We make brackets that fit the asco's Give me a call at the shop 602-258-0088, or go to the website and get them there. http://grunionfabrication.com/
scotto79 avatar
scotto79
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just pick up the valve brackets, in the long run, they look better and work better
Texmextukin avatar
Texmextukin
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yea i got some conduit straps for now, but ill probably make or order up some brackets later. I just need to get my truck up and running as soon as possible, so the conduit straps will do for now($.45 at fastenal).
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lucky_brew
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put em on the tank. thats how im running mine...