Repair your air brake hose in 10 minutes.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video, I demonstrate how to repair an air hose in only a few minutes so that you can get back on the road & make money instead of waiting for a mechanic to do the job for you.
Can you use Gorilla tape for protection instead of another hose?thanks
Yes, you could use tape rather another hose. I would recommend black electrical tape, but I'm sure Gorilla brand tape would do, as well. The goal is to protect your air line from rubbing/vibrating against other objects and wearing a hole in themselves. Anything you can do to add a protective layer is going to help. Thanks for watching.
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Fox a hose in ten minutes with a 30 minute video 🤦🏼♂️
Yeah, I can be a bit long-winded. I should start scripting my videos. I'll try to do better. I'm just a trucker, though. It's all I know. Anyway, I do hope it helped.
@@ToxicTruckeryoure doing great brother, without explaining everything this is a 15 minute task all together. Removal repair and replace
Good video man! 💪🏿
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Im new to trucking.. will this pass an inspection or it’s just to get back on the road? Thanks in advance
@issy3735 This will pass inspection, as long as it isn't leaking air. Once you're finished with it, apply air to that line & spray it with soapy water. If it doesn't bubble up, you're good. If it does, tighten it some more.
As for applying air to the particular line, you'll do that from inside the cab. If you're checking the service line (blue gladhand), use either the trailer hand brake, or the brake pedal. Put about 25-30 psi in it, at least.
If you're checking the trailer brake line (red gladhand), just push in your trailer brake knob (yellow). Then hop out, spray the new connection that you installed, & see if it bubbles.
I also recommend that you perform your brake check test (COLA) from the driver seat, as you practiced in CDL school. Do that test throughout your career, each time.
Thanks for watching the video. I hope it helps.
Hey Bud Thanks for the video, could you supply the compression part info? Maybe something that could be purchased Amazon or retailers, Thanks
In the Amazon app, I searched "air brake hose fittings" & found these items. Look for the product called "Legines Brass DOT Air Brake Hose Ends Fitting, Sleeve, 3/8" I.D. Tubing, Pack of 5". Those are the sleeves with the crush tabs (similar to the Rook/Castle piece on a chess board.) They get crushed down and bite into the hose as you tighten the outer parts together.
Also, look for the part called "Legines Brass DOT Air Brake Hose End Fitting, Union, 3/8" OD Tubing, Pack of 2." That is the entire package, including the inside sleeves that get crushed onto the hose.
Often, these are available at TAs or Love's/Speedco.
I tried to put a link in here, but I can't figure that out. If you can't find these, let me know, & I'll do a quick screen recording of how I found them on Amazon.
Why is it so important that you cut the hose straight? I dont have an airline cutter but I use a box cutter and I cant get it super straight
@sdoieqwfjhweoiuhasdo It doesn't have to be cut exactly square, but you should get it as straight as possible. The ends should fit fairly squarely inside the fitting to prevent leaks. I've done it in the dark with very little slack to spare, and it turned out fine. You just don't want it to be ragged, that's all. Don't stress too much on it.
Great video! 👍🏿
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Thank you. I'm glad it helps. I'm trying to do better at editing, but that will come with time. I appreciate your patience with that. Safe travels.
That would also be valve to chamber 3/8 ID rubber hose.
were did you get the uion to repair the hose
You can buy them from pretty much any truck stop for just a few dollars. Service shops will have them, too, so any peterbilt, kenworth, etc. Also, ask your mechanics for a handful of them when you get to your yard. Don't forget the extra air line and adjustable wrenches.
Great video, perfectly explained. Do you have a link for Amazon?
@JUSTL00KING I can't get the link to work in this reply, but if you type Air brake hose fittings, you should get the correct result. Here's the item description for the exact product. I copied it and paste it into the search bar, and it worked great. Try this:
Legines Brass DOT Air Brake Hose End Fitting, Union, 3/8" OD Tubing, Pack of 2
Make sure you get the ⅜ inch inner diameter, if you're repairing your brake lines.
How much should 5 of these cost? Amazon is selling a 5 pack for $60
That's probably the best price you're going to find. Truck stops jack up the price on everything, so I would avoid that, if at all possible. Remember, though, that the only part that is NOT re-useable is the ferrule/crimper. If you can grab a bag of those, plus maybe a couple whole sets, that ought to do you fine.
Love you my Brother thank you.
Thanks, my pleasure.
Great video, thanks! If you are doing drop and hook, I suppose the trailer is not yours, are owners okay with carrying out repairs?
I cannot imagine that any company would gripe about someone doing repairs on its equipment, provided the work is done correctly. Airline repairs, as in this video, are pretty straight forward and inexpensive. An owner/operator could either charge it to the company or write it off on the taxes, either way. I would charge it to the company & be reimbursed 100%. In any case, provided you do the repair correctly, the company is far more likely to appreciate the repair because it saves an incalculable amount of time & expense in the long run. In any case, I always recommend doing the repair, even if you don't get reimbursed or write it off the taxes. Time is money, and very few of us get paid by the hour to sit on the fog line waiting on the service truck. Thanks for watching my video. I do hour you learned something from it. I don't have a lot of time to post videos, but I will talk about things that are important as they touch my heart. Another viewer asked for a video about winter driving through Wyoming. I haven't had time to do that one, but maybe soon. Thanks again.
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@@ToxicTrucker but your video helped me. Thanks
Good video thanks
You're always welcome. I'm glad it helped.
Whats the name of the part and the size ? And what other things should i carry? Have you made the video of all the parts one should carry?
It's a ⅜ inch end-to-end connector for air brakes hose. Pretty common at service shops like TA or LOVE'S. Yes, I have another video on this channel about some of the things we all should carry. I'll also be doing a winter driving video (maybe even a playlist) shortly.
Yeah not going to find them at any truck stop. Great video thanks so muct great info.
Most repair shops will sell these connections. Also, you can pull into any name brand shop, like Peterbilt, Kenworth, etc, and they'll sell them. I get a handful from my truck yard mechanics whenever I run low. Loves is always a sure bet. You are correct. You won't likely find these inside the store. You'll have to walk over to the repair shop where the bays are. Also, NAPA might carry them, but that's a crap shoot, really. Best practice is to go to a Loves repair shop. Thanks for watching the video. I'll be posting more as time permits. Hmu with any questions. I'll do my best to help as I can.