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Just wonderin when, you said about the dual tanks and switch valve. My 78 has duals with a bad switch valve.
Yeah, it's a really common problem apparently. I'd really like to get it sorted out and working correctly!

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Yeah, it's a really common problem apparently. I'd really like to get it sorted out and working correctly!

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My problem is finding the switch valve..
 

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My problem is finding the switch valve..
Is it different from 82 to 87?
I thought when I looked it up they were pretty easy to get. Like $50 for a delco.

Or do you mean finding it on the truck?
I think it's above the passenger frame rail?
At least I think it is. There's a spot there with a cover over it. I'm assuming it's the valve.

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Is it different from 82 to 87?
I thought when I looked it up they were pretty easy to get. Like $50 for a delco.

Or do you mean finding it on the truck?
I think it's above the passenger frame rail?
At least I think it is. There's a spot there with a cover over it. I'm assuming it's the valve.

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No i mean to buy it. Mine is a single wire 3 port
 

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Only problem is, I dont have a picker or anything to pull it off.
A couple buddies can fix that. I’m rural, stubborn and hate asking for help.

Built a hoist frame from scrap wood and used a come along to get mine off by myself. Pic is bad, but you get the point.

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Recently I put it back on with a harbor freight hoist I bought for my guys to get 5 ton AHUs up in attics. I lagged it to this 4x8 I had laying around, put one end on a ladder and the other in a locust tree. OSHA approved for sure.
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No i mean to buy it. Mine is a single wire 3 port
I bet they're mostly similar. I noticed there's even universal 3 port ones that supposedly work on a bunch of makes and models.
Hopefully someone here has done it and can say "just get the chevy one with the harnesses, but only hook up the yellow wire " (or something like that)

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And wouldn't you know, the back-up jb weld I keep in the top drawer of my dresser is MIA. Lol...
A couple buddies can fix that. I’m rural, stubborn and hate asking for help.

Built a hoist frame from scrap wood and used a come along to get mine off by myself. Pic is bad, but you get the point.

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Recently I put it back on with a harbor freight hoist I bought for my guys to get 5 ton AHUs up in attics. I lagged it to this 4x8 I had laying around, put one end on a ladder and the other in a locust tree. OSHA approved for sure.
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Hell yeah, man.
Any idea what a long bed weighs? 400lbs?
 

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A couple buddies can fix that. I’m rural, stubborn and hate asking for help.

Built a hoist frame from scrap wood and used a come along to get mine off by myself. Pic is bad, but you get the point.

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Recently I put it back on with a harbor freight hoist I bought for my guys to get 5 ton AHUs up in attics. I lagged it to this 4x8 I had laying around, put one end on a ladder and the other in a locust tree. OSHA approved for sure.
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Shade treeing it for realsies !!

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If had more land, I'd probably have all kinds of **** like that.
Or if I didn't have pissed off old ladies living on both sides of me. :D

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