SEE onboard air

[Sgt Jiggins]

Hello,

I'd like to plumb easier access to onboard air on my SEE. I've seen a picture or two floating around out there where people have done similar. Wondering if anybody has any input/suggestions? Particularly around fitting sizes, hosing/tubing, ...

Thanks,
SJ

 

[simp5782]

Hello,

I'd like to plumb easier access to onboard air on my SEE. I've seen a picture or two floating around out there where people have done similar. Wondering if anybody has any input/suggestions? Particularly around fitting sizes, hosing/tubing, ...

Thanks,
SJ

Plumb off the tank on the passenger's side. Just add a T into one of the inlet fittings. Is there any reason you want or need more air?

 

[Sgt Jiggins]

I'd like to be able to fill tires, use a nozzle to dust stuff off, power a pneumatic greaser... nothing crazy. I have the tire inflation 'hose' that attaches near the tanks on the driver side... it 'works' but I'd like to be able to use my existing air hoses and such with the truck.

Honestly, this and the lights (went to all LEDs other than dash/cabin light) are the only 2 things I've even considered modding on the truck because it's pretty amazing right out of the gate otherwise. Oh, and eventually a quick attach/skid steer plate for the front bucket.

 

[simp5782]

You would want to add a tank. Get one from a 916 or a decent air tank and mount it on top of the tool boxes. So you have extra air. That tank will only last a second or two of operation. I use a dewalt 20v grease gun. It seems to work pretty fast.

 

[The FLU farm]

I'd like to be able to fill tires, use a nozzle to dust stuff off...

I do not want the air out of a FLU going into my tires. Not unless I run it through a good oil/water separator first.