AWESOME VIDEO! I installed a wet kit myself on my truck when I bought a side dump a year and a half ago and I know many people will find this helpful when planning and installing a system. Thanks Trevor and Justin 👍

Brake horn! Classic. Give the technician a dozen donuts for keeping Trevor on his toes making sure he's paying attention 🤣 great video Justin happy trails

I was holding off to send a comment on the web system until I see what you guys use for a system and now that he hit the brakes and air horn went off. I just started dying laughing had to comment.

Nice wetline set up for sure ! Permco makes a two stage pump with the valve built in , good for dump trailer or walking floor , the pressure relief takes an air line operated by a switch for the higher pressure a walking floor requires

Thanks for the Wetline information. Answered a lot of my questions.

I have always run a P 51 or the serco pumps but I run the 1 inch quick connect on both pressure and return but my system is different always run the split tank like you except for one truck that runs a 40 foot Bentley rolloff that one requires 75 gallons and of course you know there’s some dump trailers that require a little more than the 60 but I run a valve right on the P 51 to let the pressure back flow through instead of the shut up like you have partway down the cab, I find this better because it keeps it out of the weather and less road debris, a.k.a. snow and ice buildup. Also, I would run another ball valve on the bottom of the tank just in case always comes in handy.

Thanx for sharing this information with me , hopefully you can help the mechanic that did the brake air horn Learn to label the lines Have a Great Day 👍 Great Content and Video God Bless America 🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸

Justin and Trevor thank you. Very educational and informational.

Excellent explanation of the hydraulics. Hope you stay safe and healthy.

I've run the dumps and bulk trailers, but I've never seen a walking floor trailer operate. Would you if you have the chance in your next to show the operation of walking floor trailer. Love the explanation of the hydraulics' great stuff. Thanks Gary

Gr8 Vid for Hydraulic Systems on dump trailer, tank trailer, & walking floor. We have tank hidden for Hydraulic of 50-75gallons with 2 filters

Thanks for the update

Alex love your videos the foot broke air horn may be a great idea for future accidents, I gotta say it's crazy the stuff that happens. I spent 15 yrs with a IH dealership and 5 yrs with a freight company while still trucking, I've driven IH, Peterbilt, Kenworth, Mack and Volvo I'll definitely take the top 3 your guys do great work stay safe keep on truckin🤘🇺🇸🤙🙏

I see, said the blind man. I had a guess on a walking floor, but I wasn't sure. Cool video, thanks for sharing the 411 on the tighten walking floor

I get you think it’s funny your trailers get dirty, but a trailer can get just as dirty driving through the snow and rain with all the dirt. On the road . And that trailer you showed ,that’s clean compared to my equipment from where I go. I live in Washington state and I haul into the landfill with just mud

Im glad I've seen your video because im going to be using an end dump trailer and didn't want to get rid of a perfectly good pump that i already have. What brand is that tipper valve and how much should I expect on cost?

I’m going to watch this two or three more times. Good info. And the comments have a good exchange of info. I like the emphasis on flexibility and reliability. One of the other commenters mentioned oil type(synthetic). Most of my experience has been with standard hydraulic oil, but I know pile drivers have been using biodegradable hydraulic oil for decades in their hydraulic machinery. Have you used any of the biodegradable oil in your systems? Synthetic oil? If so, how did they perform? Thanks much and take care.

Im coming up to New York. I want to take truck 144 for a ride. Have a great day love the videos.

Justin I run a Kenworth T470 with a Palfinger boom on it . The PTO was all set up from the factory when we ordered the truck ( Per Palfinger's recommendations ) Anyway even in the summer when Im using the Boom a lot the fan on the oil cooler has never came on , because the oil never gets that hot . And yes it works I had the crane company make sure of that . I say this because I didn't see a cooler in the hydraulic circuit . By the way the fans do pull a lot of current so fuse them correctly .

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Clean install, a shop to be proud of. When or what type of service would you need a heat exchanger mounted inline? I see most propane haulers in my area have the wetline with the fan and "radiator" set up... Thanks.

the two wire hoses your using isnt rated for 3000 psi you have to step up the the four wire hosed for that, capacity of your system times three is your tank requirements, each 90 degree fitting can be equal to 50 foot of hose

Thank you Justin, doing the hydraulic tank in the fuel tank is top notch. Synthetic oil for the cold and heat removal and higher temperatures, any thoughts. thank you. Oh I love the shop and MR wrench.

Hi Justin where do you get your hydraulic split tanks from?

What would y’all recommend for a hydraulic rgn trailer? Wanting to get into pulling one of those just kinda wondering what I would need to do to the truck first

Can you run your return in the top of the tank or does it need to return at oil level?

For your hydraulic oil, what service interval do you change it at? Is it time or so many miles or engine hours?

We need more Jake brake ....big daddy..make some trucking an jaking videos

I’m working at installing one on my 84 359 soon, where can I get the tempering valve you showed me