M1070 trailer air lines question

[Marinawreckers]

We are finally getting around to building a trailer for my m1070 to pull my boat with. I've had the truck for 6 months now and just noticed that the pigtails/gladhands are missing for service to the trailer. Not the ones at the rear frame rail, they are there. I'm referring to the ones in front of the fifth wheel plate. I know where they go, but am not sure and can't see in the TM which is which. Looking from the rear, is it emergency on the left and service on the right or vice versa? BTW, Wallace Forge in Ohio makes a nice reasonably priced 3.5" kingpin.

 

[wreckerman893]

We are finally getting around to building a trailer for my m1070 to pull my boat with

I'd pay a quarter to see a boat you'd need a HETT to pull.

 

[Carlo]

I would love to see a boat pulled by a 1070. Must be a destroyer!

 

[rosco]

On tractors & trucks equipped with air brakes, the Service Line is always on the left. The Emergency Line on the right side of the vehicle. On "Civi" trailers, its the same. But on Military trailers, the Service Line is on the right, and the Emergency Line, is on the left. On your tractor, where the hoses were plumed in should be equipped that way. To check the tractor - build air & open the Tractor Protection Valve. The hot one is Emergency. If you hook them backwards on the trailer, the trailer brakes will be locked, until you set them right.

You must have a REAL boat.

 

[Hummermark]

Hi on the m1070 drivers side is the red air line. which is nearest the electrical sockets for trailer.

 

[Marinawreckers]

I'll post photos once it is out of the water and safely on land. I don't need embarrassing video footage on AFV or on YouTube.

I know that I keep reposting. I can't seem to be able to find the delete button anywhere in the edit tab. Sorry.

 

[Marinawreckers]

I'll post photos once it is out of the water and safely on land. I don't need embarrassing video footage on AFV or on YouTube.

 

[Marinawreckers]

I'll post photos with the boat once it is out of the water and safely on land. I don't need embarrassing video footage on AFV or on YouTube.

 

[wreckerman893]

It's gonna be a big'un.