Side Dump: Converter Dolly

8C010267, Rev AB
7-18-2018
7/10/18
8C010280, Rev. AB
SIDE DUMP DOLLY

CONVERTER
CR 33.5 Converter Dolly Tongue

CR 78 Converter Dolly Tongue
CR102AR Converter Dolly
Table of Contents
Introduction........................................................................................................................... 4
Dealer Checklist.................................................................................................................... 6
To The Owner........................................................................................................................ 7
Safety.................................................................................................................................... 8
Torque Requirements............................................................................................................ 12-13
Safety Decals........................................................................................................................ 14-15
Coupling/Uncoupling............................................................................................................. 15-21
Operating Instructions........................................................................................................... 22
Pre-Trip Checklist.................................................................................................................. 23
Maintenance Check List........................................................................................................ 24-26
Full Function Anti-lock Brake System................................................................................... 27-28
Haldex Brake System Troubleshooting Guide...................................................................... 29-35
Adjustment and Operation of Brakes.................................................................................... 36-37
Tires...................................................................................................................................... 38
Wheels Installation................................................................................................................ 39
Wheel Maintenance During Tire Inspection.......................................................................... 40
Axle Inspection...................................................................................................................... 41
Suspensions......................................................................................................................... 42
Suspension Torque Specification.......................................................................................... 43
Troubleshooting Electrical System........................................................................................ 44
Troubleshooting General....................................................................................................... 45-49
Parts
CR102AR, Tandem Air Ride Converter Dolly........................................................................ 50-56
CBX Suspension Parts List................................................................................................... 57
Converter Dolly Tongue 33-1/2”............................................................................................ 58-61
Converter Dolly Tongue 78”.................................................................................................. 62-65
Converter Dolly Tongue 108”................................................................................................ 66-69
ABS Brake Parts................................................................................................................... 78
Hub Pilot Axles...................................................................................................................... 79-99
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Product Disclaimer
In this document you will find information based on available knowledge

at the time of its publication. To be accurate with the information, every
effort was made but may not cover all details or variations of a trailer or
provide every possibility in connection with its production, operation and
maintenance. A Feature and Option may be presented in the manual that
is not relevant to this trailer. Demco assumes no obligation of notice, to
holders of this document, with changes made to a product.
SPECIFICATIONS AND DESIGN ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
Demco is often making improvements and developing new designs. In

doing so, we reserve the right to make changes and/or improvements
without obligation for equipment sold beforehand. Self-modification to our
trailers may affect the operation, function, and safety, so this is not advised.
If a replacement part is necessary, Demco should supply it, please contact
your nearest dealer or Demco.
DEMCO STATEMENT OF PRODUCT SAFETY:
As a producer of agricultural and transportation equipment, Demco is fully

aware of its responsibility of providing its customers products that perform
their expected use, in a truly safe manner. Safety considerations shall be a
fundamental and high precedence part of all engineering/design analysis
and judgments involving Demco products. It is our stated policy that
our products will be manufactured to coincide with the safety standards
specified by the National Association of Trailer Manufacturers and/or any
other officially recognized standards at the time manufactured. However,
this statement should not be translated to mean that our product will
uphold against a customer’s own carelessness or disregard for common
safety practices specified in each product’s manual, nor will we be
accountable for any such occurrence.
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Introduction
At Demco we strive to design, produce and deliver the highest quality trailer on the market.
Our employees have a strong background of knowledge and combined experience in
manufacturing to put quality workmanship into our products. In this manual you will find
information covering all models of the Demco Side Dump Trailer line. Use the table of
contents to locate specific areas of interest.
GENERAL INFORMATION:
Demco requires that you and anyone else who will be operating and maintaining the trailer
read and understand the guidelines in the manual for safe, efficient, and trouble free
operations. Proper maintenance, adjustments and use will result in many years of service.
Keep this manual handy for frequent reference and to pass on to new operators or owners. If
assistance, information, or additional copies of the manual are needed, contact the nearest
dealer, a distributor, or Demco.
PLEASE NOTE:
• All documents within the manual referring to products not manufactured by Demco
have been printed with the permission of the manufacturer specified.
• All references to driver, passenger, front and rear of the trailer are determined from a
position behind the trailer and facing forward.
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Introduction
For your convenience we have four easy ways to register your warranty.
• Call our toll free number and ask for warranty

registration. 1-888-274-6010
• Fax completed warranty registration form.
Fax: 712-262-1022
• Register on-line in warranty page at
www.demco-products.com
• Complete and return registration form.
Demco Warranty does not cover the following:

1) Cleaning, transporting, mailing and service call charges.
2) Depreciation or damage caused by normal wear, accidents,
improper protection or improper use.
See complete Warranty for details.

Serial Number
Example: VIN Number Description

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In addition to the VIN number Demco has

placed a coded unit number on the chassis
and the tub. Call Demco for location.
Record your trailer model and serial number in the space provided below.
Your dealer needs this information to give you prompt, efficient service
when you order parts.
MODEL NO.__________________________
SERIAL NO.__________________________
DATE PURCHASED___________________
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Dealer Checklist
To The Dealer:
Inspect the trailer thoroughly after shipment to be certain it is functioning properly
before delivering it to the customer. The following checklist is a reminder of
points to cover. Check off each item as it is found satisfactory or after proper
adjustment is made.
PRE-DELIVERY CHECKLIST
1. All hardware properly tightened
2. Proper 5th wheel fit
3. Lubrication of grease fittings
4. Lug nuts are tight
5. All decals properly located and readable
6. Lights function properly
7. Air lines tight and no pinched lines
8. Brakes functioning properly
9. Overall condition (touch up any scratches, clean and polish)
10. Operator’s manual
Date Delivered: _____________

Signature of Salesman or Technician:________________________________
DELIVERY
Review the operator’s manual with the customer. Explain the following:
1. Safe operation and service
2. Correct trailer operation
3. Daily and periodic lubrication and maintenance
4 Daily and periodic inspections
5. Trouble shooting
6. Storing trailer
7. Demco parts and service policies
8. Have the customer write the trailer model and serial
number in space provided in manual introduction.
9. Give customer the operator’s manual and encourage
the customer to read the manual carefully.
10. Completion and mailing of warranty registration form.
Date Delivered:_________________________
Signature:_____________________________
Model No:_____________________________
Serial No:______________________________
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To The Owner
Thank you for your recent purchase of a new Demco Side Dump
Trailer. The primary objective of Demco is to build and provide you
with a quality product. However, in the event that a problem
does occur, it is imperative that your warranty registration
is on file in order to accurately respond to your specific service
circumstances. For your convenience we have four easy ways to
register your warranty:
• Call our toll free number and ask for

warranty registration.
Register 1-888-274-6010
Warranty • Fax your completed warranty
registration form.
One of 1-712-262-1022
Four Ways • Register on-line at:
www.demco-products.com
• Complete and mail the warranty
registration form.
This manual has been prepared to assist you in the operation of

your new trailer and contains information pertaining to safety,
operations and all of its parts. Our personnel in sales and service
are always available to assist you when questions arise concerning
the maintenance or operations of your trailer.
When ordering parts, please refer to part numbers and

descriptions as listed throughout this book. All parts and whole
goods will be shipped FOB Spencer, IA. Or FOB your regional
distributor. Always check merchandise immediately upon receipt
for damage or shortage. Note any discrepancy on carrier’s bill of
lading and notify Sender within 10 days. Returned goods will be
subject to a 15% restocking charge. Demco reserves the right to
make improvements and modifications on equipment without
obligation to change previously built equipment. All prices are
subject to change without notice.
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Safety
RECOGNIZE SAFETY INFORMATION

• This is the safety-alert symbol. When you see his symbol
on your machine or in this manual, be alert to the
potential for personal injury. Follow recommended
precautions and safe operating practices.
FOLLOW SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

• Carefully read all safety messages in this manual and on your
machine safety signs. Keep safety signs in good condition.
Replace missing or damaged safety sign.
• Learn how to operate the machine and how to use
controls properly.
• Do not let anyone operate without instruction.
• Keep your machine in proper working condition.
• Unauthorized modification to the machine may
impair the function and\or safety and affect machine life
PROTECT CHILDREN AND BYSTANDERS

• Before you back, LOOK CAREFULLY behind for
children.
• Clear area of children, pets and bystanders.
HIGHWAY AND TRANSPORT OPERATIONS

Adopt safe driving practices:
• Always drive at a safe speed relative to local
conditions and ensure that your speed is low enough
for a emergency stop to be safe and secure. Keep
speed to a minimum.
• Reduce speed prior to turns to avoid the risk of
overturning.
• Avoid sudden uphill turns on steep slopes.
• Always keep the tractor or towing vehicle in
gear to provide engine braking when going downhill.
Do not coast.
• Do not drink and drive.
• Comply with state and local laws governing highway
safety and movement of equipment on public roads.
• Use approved accessory lighting and necessary
warning devices to protect operators of other vehicles
on the highway during daylight and nighttime transport.
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Safety
HIGHWAY AND TRANSPORT OPERATIONS

• Plan your route to avoid heavy traffic.
• Be a safe and courteous driver. Always yield to
oncoming
traffic in all situations, including narrow bridges,
intersection, etc.
• Be observant of bridge loading ratings. Do not cross
bridges rated lower than the gross weight at which
you are operating.
• Always operate the tractor trailer in a position to provide
maximum visibility at all times. Make allowances for
increased length and weight of the equipment when
making turns, stopping the unit, etc.
AVOID HIGH PRESSURE FLUIDS

• Escaping fluid under pressure can penetrate the
skin causing serious injury.
• Avoid the hazard by relieving pressure before
disconnecting hydraulic or other lines. Tighten
all connections before applying pressure.
• Search for leaks with a piece of cardboard.
• Protect hands and body from high pressure fluids.
• If an accident occurs, see a doctor immediately.
DISPOSE OF FLUIDS PROPERLY

• Improperly disposing of fluids can harm the
environment and ecology. Before draining any
fluids, contact your local environmental agency
for the proper waste disposal methods.
• Use proper container when draining fluids. Do
not use food or beverage containers that may
mislead someone into drinking from them.
• DO NOT pour oil into the ground, down a drain, or
into a stream, pond, or lake. Observe relevant
environmental protection regulations when disposing
of oil and other harmful waste.
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Safety
TAKE NOTE! THIS SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL FOUND THROUGHOUT THIS MANUAL IS USED
TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO INSTRUCTIONS INVOLVING YOUR PERSONAL SAFETY AND
SAFETY OF OTHERS. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAN RESULT IN INJURY
OR DEATH!
THIS SYMBOL MEANS:
ATTENTION!
BECOME ALERT!
YOUR SAFETY IS INVOLVED!
SIGNAL WORDS
Note use of following signal words DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION with safety messages. The
appropriate signal word for each has been selected using the following guidelines:
DANGER: Indicates an imminently hazardous situation that, if not avoided, will result in death or serious
injury. This signal word is to be limited to most extreme situations typically for machine components
which, for functional purposes, cannot be guarded.
WARNING: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if not avoided, could result in death or
serious injury, and includes hazards that are exposed when guards are removed. It may also be used
to alert against unsafe practices.
CAUTION: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if not avoided, may result in minor or
moderate injury. It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices.
EQUIPMENT SAFETY GUIDELINES

Every year many accidents occur which could have been avoided by a few seconds of thought and a
more careful approach to handling equipment. You, the operator, can avoid many accidents by observing
the following precautions in this section. To avoid personal injury, study the following precautions and
insist those working with you, or you yourself, follow them.
Operator should be a responsible adult. DO NOT ALLOW PERSONS TO OPERATE THIS UNIT UNTIL
THEY HAVE DEVELOPED A THOROUGH UNDERSTANDING OF SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND
HOW IT WORKS.
DO NOT modify the trailer in anyway. Doing so may impair the function and/or safety and could affect
the life of the trailer.
Never exceed the maximum capacity of the trailer. By doing so you risk damage to your Demco trailer.
If it’s ability to do a job, or to do so safely is in question DON’T TRY IT.
Review safety instructions with all users annually.
Replace any caution, warning, danger or instruction safety decal that is not readable or is missing.
Location of such decals is indicated in this booklet.
Do not paint over, remove, or deface any safety signs or warning decals on your equipment. Observe
all safety signs and practice instructions on them.
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Safety
LOAD DISTRIBUTION SAFETY

The total weight of the load you put on the trailer, plus the empty weight of the trailer itself, must not
exceed the trailer’s Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR). You must distribute the load on the trailer
such that the load on any tire or axle does not exceed the tire load rating or the Gross Axle Weight
Rating (GAWR). If you do not know the weight of you trailer you must weigh it at a commercial scale.
See your VIN Plate for proper ratings. Not following these guidelines could cause serious injury or
even death.
TIRE AND LUG NUT SAFETY

It is essential to inspect the trailer tires and wheels before each tow. Trailer tires are more likely to fail
compared to car tires due to the heavier load the trailer carries. Please follow the list of guidelines and/
or possibilities below that could cause serious injury or even death.
♦ Replace the tire before towing if the tire has a bald spot, cut, bulge, is showing any cords, or
is cracked.
♦ If uneven tread is noticed, take the trailer to a dealer service center for an inspection. Tire
imbalance, axle misalignment, or incorrect inflation could cause the uneven tread.
♦ To little of tread will not be adequate enough for traction and can cause loss of control on wet
highways.
♦ Tire pressure that is improper causes an unstable trailer and could blowout the tire causing
loss of control.
♦ Check the tire pressure before towing, while the tire is cold. For the recommended PSI, see
the VIN Plate or the side wall of the tire.
♦ Always order and install tires and wheels with appropriate type and load capacity to meet or
exceed gross weight of unit.
The inspection of the tire and wheel lug nuts is necessary since they are prone to loosen after first
being assembled. Please follow the list of guidelines and/or possibilities below that could cause serious
injury or even death.
♦ When towing a new trailer, check the lug nuts after the first 50 to 100 miles of driving.
♦ Metal creep between the wheel and the lug nuts will cause wheel to loosen and could come
off. Check to make sure the lug nuts are tight before each tow.
♦ Improper torque could cause the wheel to separate from trailer. A torque wrench should be
used to tighten the lugs nuts. If one is not available use a lug wrench then take to a trailer
dealer or service garage to tighten them to the required torque.
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BOLT TORQUE, TORQUE DATA FOR STANDARD NUTS,
BOLTS, AND CAPSCREWS.
Tighten all bolts to torques specified in chart unless otherwise noted. Check tightness of bolts
periodically, using bolt chart as guide. Replace hardware with same grade bolt.
NOTE: Unless otherwise specified, high-strength Grade 5 hex bolts are used throughout
assembly of equipment.
Bolt Torque for Standard bolts *
GRADE 2 GRADE 5 GRADE 8

Torque Specifications “A” lb-ft (N.m) lb-ft (N.m) lb-ft (N.m)
1/4” 6 (8) 9 (12) 12 (16)
5/16” 10 (13) 18 (25) 25 (35)
3/8” 20 (27) 30 (40) 45 (60)
7/16” 30 (40) 50 (70) 80 (110)
1/2” 45 (60) 75 (100) 115 (155)
9/16” 70 (95) 115 (155) 165 (220)
5/8” 95 (130) 150 (200) 225 (300)
3/4” 165 (225) 290 (390) 400 (540)
7/8” 170 (230) 420 (570) 650 (880)
1” 225 (300) 630 (850) 970 (1310)
Bolt Torque for Metric bolts *
Torque figures indicated are valid for CLASS 8.8 CLASS 9.8 CLASS 10.9
non-greased or non-oiled threads and “A” lb-ft (N.m) lb-ft (N.m) lb-ft (N.m)
heads unless otherwise specified. 6 9 (13) 10 (14) 13 (17)
Therefore, do not grease or oil bolts or 7 15 (21) 18 (24) 21 (29)
capscrews unless otherwise specified 8 23 (31) 25 (34) 31 (42)
10 45 (61) 50 (68) 61 (83)
in this manual. When using locking
12 78 (106) 88 (118) 106 (144)
elements, increase torque values 14 125 (169) 140 (189) 170 (230)
by 5%. 16 194 (263) 216 (293) 263 (357)
18 268 (363) -- -- 364 (493)
* GRADE or CLASS value for bolts 20 378 (513) -- -- 515 (689)
and capscrews are identified by their 22 516 (699) -- -- 702 (952)
head markings. 24 654 (886) -- -- 890 (1206)
GRADE-2 GRADE-5 GRADE-8
CLASS 8.8 CLASS 9.8 CLASS 10.9
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8.8 9.8 10.9
TORQUE REQUIREMENTS
It is extremely important to apply and maintain proper wheel mounting torque on your trailer axle.
Torque is a measure of the amount of tightening applied to a fastener (nut or bolt) and is expressed
as length times force. For example, a force of 90 pounds applied at the end of a wrench one foot long
will yield 90 lbs-ft of torque. Torque wrenches are the best method to assure the proper amount of
torque is being applied to a fastener.
NOTE: Wheel nuts or bolts must be applied and maintained at the proper torque
levels to prevent loose wheels, broken studs, and possible dangerous separation of
wheel from your axle.
Be sure to use only the fasteners matched to the cone angle of your wheel (usually 60 degrees or 90
degrees). The proper procedure for attaching your wheels is as follows:
1. Start all bolts or nuts by hand to prevent cross threading.

2. Tighten bolts or nuts in the following sequence.
3. The tightening of the fasteners should be done is stages. Following the recommended
sequence, tighten fasteners per wheel torque requirements diagram:
1 1 1 1 1
10 8
3 6 8 6
4 3 6
3
4 3 3 4
4 5 4
5
2 5 5 7
2 7 2 9
2 2
4 BOLT 5 BOLT 6 BOLT 8 BOLT 10 BOLT
4. Wheel nuts or bolts should be torqued before first road use and after
each wheel removal. Check and re-torque after the first 50 miles and
again at 100 miles. Check periodically thereafter.
WHEEL AND RIM TORQUE REQUIREMENTS

Description Application Minimum Torque Maximum Torque
(lbs-ft) (lbs-ft)
1/2” Cone Nut 12” – 13” Wheel 50 65
14” – 15” Wheel 90 120
5/8” Cone Nut Flat Disc Wheel 175 225
3/4” Hex Nut Demountable

Ring Clamp 210 260
3/4” Spherical Nut Single Wheel 450 500

Inner Dual 450 500
1-1/2” Spherical Nut Outer Dual 450 500
5/8” Flange Nut Wheels 275 325
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Safety/Decal/Reflectors
Important: Install new safety decals and reflectors if the old decals and reflectors are destroyed, lost,
painted over or cannot be read. When parts are replaced that have decals or reflectors, make sure you
install a new decal with each new part.
AP4495 AP2914
AP2987 AP4292
AP4281
! WARNING ! WARNING
WHEEL NUT TORQUE HAZARD SUSPENSION HAZARD
To prevent serious injury or death:
To prevent serious injury or death:
• Loose suspension fasteners and worn
• Torque lug nuts to parts may cause vehicle instability.
450-500 ft. lbs. every • Replace worn or broken parts immediately
3000 miles • Tighten fasteners to requirements stated.
AP 4281 AP 2987
White Reflectors
AP2914 (1) Decal, WARNING, High
Pressure Fluid
AP2987 (1) Decal, WARNING,
Suspension Hazard
2-3/4” x 6-1/4”
DANGER
! DANGER ! DANGER AP3506 (6) Reflective Tape
!
EMERGENCY PARKING
BRAKE HAZARD
Emergency parking
SPRING BRAKE
CHAMBER HAZARD
Red/Silver
EQUIPMENT HAZARD
AP3671 (2) DANGER Spring Brake
brakes will not function To prevent serious
if chambers are caged, injury or death from
deactivated or removed. To prevent serious injury or death: parts explosion:
• Block all wheels. AP 3673
• Properly match wheels, studs,
• Spring brake chamber
must be caged or
deactivated before
Chamber Hazard
brake drums and cap nuts.
AP3673 AP3672 (2) DANGER Equipment
servicing. AP 3671
AP 3672
AP3672 AP3671 Hazard

AP3673 (2) DANGER Emergency
Parking Brake
NOTE: New decals and reflectors are Hazard
available from your dealer. AP4281 (1) Decal, WARNING,
Wheel Nut Torque,
AP4292 (1) Decal, Hutch Suspension
Torque Orange and Black
14 AP4495 (1) Decal, WARNING,
Holland 5th Wheel Hook-up
Safety/Decal/Reflectors
HOW TO APPLY SAFETY DECALS:
1. Be sure that the installation area is clean and dry.

2. Be sure temperature is above 50°F(10°C).
3. Decide on exact position before removing the backing paper.
4. Remove smallest portion of split backing paper.
5. Align decal over specified area and carefully press the small portion with the exposed sticky
backing in place.
6. Slowly peel back remaining paper and carefully smooth remaining portions of decal into
place.
7. Small air pockets can be pierced with a pin and smoothed out using a piece of decal backing
paper.
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Coupling and Uncoupling
Knowing how to couple and uncouple correctly is basic to safe

operation of combination vehicles. General coupling and uncoupling steps
are listed below. There are differences between different trucks, so learn the
details of coupling and uncoupling the truck (s) you will operate.
WARNING:
INCORRECT COUPLING AND UNCOUPLING CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS
INJURY OR DEATH.
Coupling Tractor-Semitrailers
Step 1. Inspect Fifth Wheel

• Check for damaged/missing parts.
• Check to see that mounting to tractor is secure, no cracks in
frame, etc.
• Be sure that the fifth wheel plate is greased as required. Failure
to keep the fifth wheel plate lubricated could cause steering
problems because of friction between the tractor and the trailer.
• Check if fifth wheel is in proper position for coupling.
− Wheel tilted down towards rear of tractor.
− Jaws open.
− Safety unlocking handle in the automatic lock position.
• If you have a sliding fifth wheel, make sure it is locked.
• Make sure the trailer kingpin is not bent or broken.
Step 2. Inspect Area and Chock Wheels

• Make sure area around the vehicle is clear.
• Be sure the trailer spring brakes are on.
Step 3. Position Tractor

• Pull the tractor directly in front of the trailer. (Never back under the
trailer at an angle, because you might push the trailer sideways
and break the landing gear.)
• Check position, using outside mirrors, by looking down both sides
of the trailer.
Step 4. Back Slowly

• Back until fifth wheel just touches the trailer.
• Don’t hit the trailer.
Step 5. Secure Tractor

• Put on the parking brake.
• Put transmission in neutral.
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Step 6. Check Trailer Height

• The trailer should be low enough that it is raised slightly by the
tractor when the tractor is backed under it. Raise or lower the
trailer as needed. (If trailer is too low, tractor may strike and
damage nose of trailer; if trailer is too high, it may not couple
correctly.)
• Check that the kingpin and fifth wheel are aligned.
Step 7. Connect Air Lines to Trailer

• Check glad hand seals and connect tractor supply (emergency) air
line to trailer supply (emergency) glad hand.
• Check glad hand seals and connect tractor control (service) air
line to trailer control (service) glad hand.
• Make sure air lines are safely supported where they won’t be
crushed or caught while tractor is backing under the trailer.
Step 8. Supply Air to Trailer

• From cab, push in “air supply” knob or move tractor
protection valve control from the “emergency” to the “normal”
position to supply air to the trailer brake system.
• Wait until the air pressure is normal.
• Check brake system for crossed air lines.
• Shut engine off so you can hear the brakes.
• Apply and release trailer brakes, listen for sound of trailer
brakes being applied and released. You should hear the
brakes move when applied and air escape when the brakes
are released.
• Check air brake system pressure gauge for signs of major air
loss.
• When you are sure trailer brakes are working, start engine.
• Make sure air pressure is up to normal.
Step 9. Lock Trailer Brakes

• Pull out the “air supply” knob, or move the tractor protection valve
control from “normal” to “emergency.”
Step 10. Back Under Trailer

• Use lowest reverse gear.
• Back tractor slowly under trailer to avoid hitting the kingpin too
hard.
• Stop when the kingpin is locked into the fifth wheel.
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Step 11. Check Connection for Security

• Raise trailer landing gear slightly off ground.
• Pull tractor gently forward while the trailer brakes are still locked
onto the tractor.
Step 12. Connect Hydraulic Couplers to Trailer

• Connect hydraulic hoses to trailer remotes.
WARNING: Hydraulic fluid escaping under pressure can have

enough force to penetrate the skin. Hydraulic fluid may also infect a
minor cut or opening in the skin. If injured by escaping fluid, see
doctor at once. Serious infection or reaction can result if medical
treatment is not given immediately. Make sure all connections are tight
and that hoses and lines are in good condition before applying
pressure to the system. Relieve all pressure before disconnecting
the lines or performing other work on the hydraulic systems.
Attach
Hydraulic
Lines Here
Step 13. Secure Vehicle

• Put transmission in neutral.
• Put parking brakes on.
• Shut off engine and take key with you so someone else won’t
move truck while you are under it.
• Make sure air and electrical lines will not hit any moving parts of
the vehicle.
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Step 14. Inspection Coupling

• Use a flashlight if necessary.
• Make sure there is no space between upper and lower fifth
wheel. If there is space, something is wrong (kingpin may be
on top of closed fifth wheel jaws; trailer would come loose very
easily).
• Go under trailer and look into the back of the fifth wheel. Make
sure the fifth wheel jaws have closed around the shank of the
kingpin.
• Check that the locking lever is in the “lock” position.
• Check that the safety catch is in position over locking lever. (On
some fifth wheels, the catch must be put in place by hand.)
• If the coupling isn’t right, don’t drive the coupled unit; get it fixed.
Step 15. Connect the Electrical Cord and Check Air Lines
• Plug the electrical cord into the trailer and fasten the safety
catch.
• Check both air lines and electrical line for signs of damage.
• Make sure air and electrical lines will not hit any moving parts of
the vehicle.
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Step 16. Raise Front Trailer Supports (Landing Gear)

• Use low gear range (if so equipped) to begin raising the landing
gear. Once free of weight, switch to the high gear range.
• Raise the landing gear all the way up. (Never drive with landing
gear only part way up as it may catch on railroad tracks or other
things.)
• After raising the landing gear, secure the crank handle safely.
• When full weight of trailer is resting on tractor:
Check for enough clearance between rear of tractor frame and landing
gear. (When tractor turns sharply, it must not hit landing gear.)
Check that there is enough clearance between the top of the tractor tires
and the nose of the trailer.
Uncoupling Tractor-Semitrailers
The following steps will help you to uncouple safely.
Step 1. Position Rig

• Make sure surface of parking area can support weight of trailer.
• Have tractor lined up with the trailer. (Pulling out at an angle can
damage landing gear.)
Step 2. Ease Pressure on Locking Jaws

• Shut off trailer air supply to lock trailer brakes.
• Ease pressure on fifth wheel locking jaws by backing up gently (this will
help you release the fifth wheel locking lever).
• Put parking brakes on while tractor is pushing against the kingpin. This
will hold rig with pressure off the locking jaws.
Step 3. Lower the Landing Gear

• If trailer is empty – lower the landing gear until it makes firm contact with
the ground, turn crank in low gear a few extra turns; this will lift some
weight off the tractor. (Do not lift trailer off the fifth wheel.) This will:
- Make it easier to unlatch fifth wheel;
- Make it easier to couple next time.
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Step 4. Disconnect Air Lines, Electrical Cable and Hydraulic Lines

• Disconnect air lines from trailer. Connect air line glad hands to dummy
couplers at back of cab, or couple them together.
• Hang electrical cable with plug down to prevent moisture from entering
it.
• Hang hydraulic lines so dirt and moisture will not enter the couplers.
• Make sure lines are supported so they won’t be damaged while driving
the tractor.
Step 5. Unlock Fifth Wheel

• Raise release handle lock.
• Pull the release handle to “open” position.
• Keep legs and feet clear of the rear tractor wheels to avoid serious injury
in case the vehicle moves.
Step 6. Pull Tractor Partially Clear of Trailer

• Pull tractor forward until fifth wheel comes out from under the trailer.
• Stop with tractor frame under trailer (prevents trailer from falling to
ground if landing gear should collapse or sink).
Step 7. Secure Tractor

• Apply parking brake.
• Place transmission in neutral.
Step 8. Inspect Trailer Supports

• Make sure ground is supporting trailer.
• Make sure landing gear is not damaged.
Step 9. Pull Tractor Clear of Trailer

• Release parking brakes.
• Check the area and drive tractor clear.
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Operating Instructions
Break-in
procedure
After the first twenty-four (24) hours of use, perform the

following maintenance procedures:
1. Re-torque all suspension bolts and axle u-bolts. Torque

specifications (as shown on the following page) are
also on a decal located on the trailer sub-frame above the
suspension.
2. Re-torque all wheel lug nuts.
3. Check all clearance lights, turn signal indicators, and

stop lights.
4. Inspect all brake hoses and airlines for kinks and leaks.
5. Check hub oilers for leaks or low levels.
6. Inspect hydraulic lines and valves for leaks, chaffing

or crimped lines.
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Pre-Trip and Daily Inspection Checklist
Pre-Trip Checklist
Perform the Pre-Trip checklist whenever the tractor-trailer has been left unattended.
1. Check that 5th wheel is properly coupled and locked.
2. Check that air hoses are securely attached to the trailer gladhands.
3. Check that electrical cord is properly connected to the trailer plug.
4. Walk around trailer to check conditions of tires, lights, and landing

gear.
5. Check tub dump latches to ensure they are both set for dumping to
the same side.
Daily Inspection Checklist

Perform the Daily Inspection Checklist each day before operating your side dump
trailer.
1. Preform the Pre-Trip Checklist.
2. Inspect air and hydraulic lines for leaks, crimps, and abrasions.
3. Visually inspect tires for damage. Check tire air pressure. Check
hubs for loose lug nuts. Check hub caps for damage.
4. Check hub oil level and refill as needed.
5. Check trailer chassis and tub for loose fasteners of damaged parts.
6. Turn on lights and flashers. Walk around trailer to check that all lights are
working. Replace any lights that are not working.
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Weekly Inspection and Maintenance Checklist
Perform the Weekly Inspection Checklist at the beginning of each week or if the trailer
has not been used for more than a week.
1. Perform the Pre-Trip and Daily Inspection Checklists.
2. Grease the top and bottom cylinder pins on the front and rear
cylinders.
3. Grease the fifth wheel using the two grease zerks located on top
of the fifth wheel plate either side of the king pin. (If zerks are located under
the tub, fully dump the tub to gain access to the zerks. See Maintenance
Safety, page 28)
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2000 Miles or 30 Day Maintenance Check List
Every 2,000 miles or 30 Days, perform the following checks on the unit:
AIR BRAKE SYSTEM
A. Check air brake hose and Synflex lines for chaffing and crimping.
TIRES
A. Check for signs of uneven tire wear.

B. Check tires for cuts, side wall breaks, tread cracking, or separation or
feathered wear.
C. Check duals for uneven wear, and rotate if necessary.
BRAKE DRUMS AND WHEELS
A. Check and determine how much brake lining has worn.

B. Inspect closely for worn stud holes, loose cap nuts and/or clamp nuts.
C. Inspect wheel, rims, and hubs for cracks, breaks or other damage.
D. Grease slack adjusters
SUSPENSION ASSEMBLIES
A. Inspect rubber bushings.

B. Inspect mounting brackets for damage or broken parts.
C. Make certain lock nuts on alignment adjusting screws are tight.
D. Check and re-torque all suspension bolts and pushblock bolts.
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
A. Check hydraulic hoses for chaffing, crimping and fasten securely.

B. Check for hydraulic leaks.
C. Make sure valves are not leaking and are operating properly.
D. Hydraulic system is entirely dependent upon towing
vehicle for its supply and control. Therefore, you must maintain hydraulic
system on tow vehicle. Tow vehicle should maintain 30 GPM, oil flow at
2500 PSI.
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25,000-50,000 Mile or Yearly Maintenance Checklist
Every 25,000 miles or yearly, whichever comes first, perform the following checks:
AIR BRAKE SYSTEM
A. Inspect the brake linings and reline if necessary.

B. Check the brake drum for distortion, heat checking, out of roundness and/
or scoring.
C. Remove the brake shoes to examine bushings and anchor pins.
D. Examine the brake cam, brake cam rollers and/or brake shoe wear plate
for wear.
Every 50,000 miles or yearly, perform the following checks:
AIR BRAKE SYSTEM
A. Inspect the brake chambers. Replace if damaged.
CAUTION: WE DO NOT RECOMMEND DISASSEMBLING SPRING BRAKE

CHAMBERS. REPLACE THE ENTIRE SPRING BRAKE.
B. Check slack adjuster bushing and brake chamber yoke pin for wear.
NOTE: PERFORM THE ABOVE MAINTENANCE ON THE MINIMUM

SCHEDULE, WHETHER ON THE MILE OR CALENDAR BASIS,
WHICHEVER COMES FIRST.
CAUTION: BE CERTAIN THE PRECEDING CHECKLIST INSPECTIONS HAVE

BEEN PERFORMED.
AIR PRESSURE BRAKE SYSTEM
The air system of a trailer is entirely dependent upon the air brake system of the
towing vehicle for its air supply and control. Therefore, the air brake system of
the towing vehicle must be in good condition, or it will be impossible to obtain
good brake performance on the trailer.
HYDRAULIC PRESSURE SYSTEM
The hydraulic systems of these trailers are entirely dependent upon the hydraulic
system of the towing vehicle for its oil supply, pressure and control. Therefore, the
hydraulic pressure system of the towing vehicle must be in good condition, with
steady clean oil supply for proper dumping performance on the trailer.
NOTE: CLEAN HYDRAULIC SYSTEM AT LEAST ONCE PER YEAR.

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Full Function Anti-lock Brake System
GENERAL OPERATION OF THE ABS SYSTEM
The Full Function Anti-lock Brake System (FFABS) maintains stability and control during
braking by preventing wheel lock-up. FFABS consists of Sensors and Exciters, Modulating
Relay Valve, and an Electronic Control Unit (ECU) to maximize the braking ability of the
trailer. The ECU monitors wheel speeds, and thus vehicle speed, through the use of
sensors and exciters that are mounted on the hubs of the trailer. When the ECU detects
the speed of a wheel or wheels decreasing rapidly during a braking application, it releases
the air pressure in the brake chamber of the affected wheel (s) via the modulator. This
allows the wheel(s) to begin rotating again, thus avoiding lock-up. As soon as the wheels
begin to rotate again, the ECU reapplies pressure in the affected brake chambers to
maximize braking effectiveness. If the condition that caused the lock up remains, the cycle
is repeated until either the brake application or vehicle is stopped. Operation is totally
automatic and can occur up to six times per second.
FFABS can be installed on a variety of trailer configurations capable of controlling 2, 4 or 6 service/spring

brake chambers. When the system is installed on a multi-axle trailer, it is important the proper axle is
selected for positioning of the ABS wheel end sensors. Several factors are involved in making this decision,
but basically, the axle selected should be the one that carries the least load or is most likely to lock first in
a hard brake application.
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The Full Function ABS System
The Full Function ABS Valve was designed as a method of providing a complete trailer
braking system combined with skid control in a single package. This valve combines the
functions of several separate valves while providing all the valve needs for trailer service
and spring brakes.
The FFABS valve has three control sections:
• Skid control unit that modulates signal pressure to prevent wheel lock up.
• Relay valve to provide the high flow of air from reservoir to brake chambers required
for good brake response.
• Spring brake control module which incorporates pressure protection, one way
check, double check for anti-compounding, and quick release.
The electronic control unit of the FFABS valve receives operating power from the
seven-way connector. In the event of a power failure, the system will revert to a typical
relay valve system; spring brake control is unaffected by a power failure.
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PLC Select ABS (1M)
Installation/Service Manual
for
2S/1M Systems
Page 12 Rev. 6.0

PLC Select 1M & 2M
Valve Orientation
The ABS Valve Solenoid must be installed as shown below
TRAILER
FLOOR
GROUND
Typical tank mount valve orientation
1. Install fittings into valve. Sealant is not required on plastic threads or on fittings that
go into plastic. DO NOT use teflon tape on fittings. It can break off and contaminate
the air system. Liquid pipe sealant is approved for use if required.
2. For plastic ports, hand tighten fittings then rotate 1 to 1-1/2 additional turns. The
maximum torque valve allowed is 210 in-lb.
3. Install valve nipple into reservoir port. Use 7/8” wrench to tighten the nipple.
4. Using a 1-1/2” wrench tighten the jam nut to 30 ft. lb, while holding the nipple with a 7/8”
wrench.(see detail below).
5. Attach hoses to appropriate brake chambers. Use liquid thread sealant sparingly on all
fittings (Loctite PST565 or equivalent).
Note: If frame mounted follow same procedure for valve orientation.

Valve solenoid on a 2-port relay, 6-port relay or FFABS must be facing up when
the trailer is in normal operation or service/ABS performance could be effected.
Reservoir Port (1/2” and 3/4” NPT)
Tighten nipple (torque 50 ft. lb.)
Jam Nut (torque 30 ft. lb.)
Warning: Proper installation orientation shown above; otherwise, warranty is void.

Installation behind the tank is recommended, facing the back of the trailer.
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PLC Select FFABS 2S/1M
(4 Service Delivery Ports/ 4 Spring Brake Ports)
• Air suspension typically have the sensors on the

rear axle
• Spring suspension typically have the sensors on
the front axle
PLC Select 1M (FFABS)
Plumbing Schematic (2S/1M)

Top View
Sensor 1A
(Curb Side)
Sensor 1B
(Road Side)
Legend:
AIR BRAKE COMPONENTS AND SYSTEM SCHEMATIC ARE DESIGNED TO ALLOW COMPLIANCE
Service/Control Line WITH FMVSS 121.
Emergency/Supply Line THIS SCHEMATIC IS FOR INFORMATION PURPOSE ONLY. IT IS THE VEHICLE MANUFACTURERS
ULTIMATE RESPONSIBILITY TO CERTIFY THEIR SYSTEM MEETS ALL APPLICABLE
REGULATIONS.
Sensor Line PIPE NIPPLES USED TO MOUNT BRAKE VALVES MUST BE HEAVY WALL TYPE PER SAE J514.
Page 17 Rev. 6.0
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ABS Power Cord - Pin Out
SAE J560 Pin Out for ABS

Power Cord:
B
Pin 1 Ground (White)
A
Pin 7 Permanent (Blue) E
Pin 4 Stoplight (Red)
D
C
“A” - Stop Light (Red)
Haldex recommends that the Red, White “B” - Permanent (Blue)
and Blue should be 12 AWG Min. “E” - Ground (White)
“C” - Not Used
“D” - Trailer Light (Green/White)
Note: Federal regulations mandate that new trailers, built after 3/1/2001, have the capability to
provide an ABS fault signal from the trailer ABS into the tractor for an In-Cab trailer ABS Lamp.
Option (1) is through Industry standard “PLC4Trucks” multiplexing (the signal is carried on Pin 7)
PLC Select 1M ECU Overview

Correct location of the speed sensors at the wheel ends is critical for proper ABS operation and
troubleshooting. The PLC Select 1M will adjust the braking air pressure in response to the input from
the speed sensors. Incorrect installation or location of speed sensors, sensor block clips and exciter
rings will result in poor ABS performance or sensors crossed leading to incorrect diagnostics
troubleshooting.
The figure below shows the correct power and speed sensor connections on the PLC Select 1M ECU
(Electronic Control Unit).
PLC Select 1M ABS Power Connector

ECU (Electronic Control Unit)
ABS Power Cord
ABS modulator valve

solenoid connector
Sensor S1A (Curb Side) Red Channel
Sensor S1B (Road Side) Red Channel
Note: When installing and servicing always apply small

amount of dielectric grease to all electrical connections.
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2S/1M System Wiring - PLC Select
Note: Cover all exposed electrical

connections before painting
Exciter Ring
S1A Apply dielectric grease to
(Curb Side) all electrical connections
Red Channel
ABS Power Connection
Solenoid ECU Sensor Retainer Clip

Connection
hand tighten
collar firmly
(S1A) Top
S1B
(S1B) Bottom (Road Side)
Red Channel
ABS Light (mounted on Road Side of

trailer, at the rear). LED ABS warning
lamp is acceptable.
7-Way Wiring
SAEJ560
*Distance of ABS Light from Red

rear clearance side marker light is
5.9” inches to 23” inches max.
Power Cord
Hose Clamp Bracket
The ABS Power Cord is secured to the power

cord bracket (page 13) and is secured with a
hose clamp (preferred) or tie strap.
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service Bulletin
Simplified Troubleshooting Procedures

2S/1M Anti-Lock System
After completion of a PLC FFABS or Modular installation, the following Blink Code Diagnostics
troubleshooting test procedures should be performed to ensure the ABS
System is functioning properly. If any portion of these tests fail, consult Mode 1 - Simple Mode Diagnostic Fault Table (ON,OFF,ON)
with the Haldex Technical Department at 800-643-2374.
Item Flash Count Actual Fault
Test Equipment System OK Lamp Stays On 07
12VDC/30 AMP Power Supply (DO NOT use a Battery Charger). Sensor 1A 1 Flash 01, 11, 21
Jumper Cable from Power Supply to the 7-Way Receptacle.
Shop Air. Sensor 1B 2 Flashes 02, 12, 22
Sensor 2A 3 Flashes 03, 13, 23
Step One Sensor 2B 4 Flashes 04, 14, 24
Charge the trailer brake system with supply and service air. Connect
power supply to the 7-way receptacle and follow the checklist below to Sensor 3A 5 Flashes 05, 15, 25
ensure the ABS System is functioning properly. Sensor 3B 6 Flashes 06, 16, 26
Modulator Blow-Down: The ABS modulator should exhaust a Red Valve 7 Flashes 41, 61, 67, 71, 77, 81, 87
brief shot of air, do not rotate wheels during this test.
ABS Light Sequence: The ABS light should come on for 2.5 Blue Valve 8 Flashes 42, 62, 68, 72, 78, 82, 88
seconds, then go off, if no faults are detected. If faults are detected, Yellow Valve 9 Flashes 43, 63, 69, 73, 79, 83, 89
the light will remain on. Low Voltage 10 Flashes 90
Step Two ECU Failure 11 Flashes 93, 99, E-Codes
Lift the ABS equipped axle on the trailer, release the service brakes and
follow the checklist below.
Wheel Speed Mode
Connect constant power to the stop light circuit. (#4 conductor at
Wheel Speed Mode is accessible only when in Simple Mode. This mode
7-way receptacle)
is not activated until the ECU has received a signal from the wheel
Cycle power to the trailer auxiliary circuit (#7 conductor at 7-way
speed sensor of a spinning wheel. The hold solenoid of the modulator
receptacle) ON, OFF, then ON to activate the system’s simple
associated with the particular sensed spinning wheel will be cycled. The
diagnostic mode. (See chart for code interpretation.)
blink codes for the sensed wheels are:
Rotate the “curb” side wheel; the ABS lamp should flash 1 time.
The lamp will remain on after the wheel is stopped, until the next S1A: 1 Flash S1B: 2 Flashes S2A: 3 Flashes
wheel is rotated.
S2B: 4 Flashes S3A: 5 Flashes S3B: 6 Flashes
Rotate the “road” side wheel; the ABS lamp should flash 2 times.
Troubleshooting Notes
1 - Spin only one wheel at a time.
2 - Once a wheel is rotated, the ABS lamp will remain on after the wheel is stopped, until the next wheel is rotated.
Haldex Commercial Vehicle Systems

Haldex Brake Products Corporation Haldex Limited
10930 N. Pomona Avenue 525 Southgate Drive, Unit 1
Kansas City, MO 64153-1256 Guelph, Ontario Canada N1G 3W6
Phone: 816-891-2470 Phone: 519-826-7723
Fax: 816-891-9447 Fax: 519-826-9497
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Welding on Trailers Equipped with
Haldex ABS Products
Haldex Commercial Vehicle Systems specifies very few requirements

when welding on a trailer equipped with a Haldex ABS System:
Weld only when the trailer is not attached to

the towing vehicle.
Take precautionary measures to protect

against extreme heat, flying slag and/or
molten metal.
Never connect power to the 7-pin

connector or to the ABS System when
welding on the trailer.
BULLETIN
SERVICE
Haldex does not require the disconnection of any ABS wire harnesses
when welding on the trailer due to the fact that the ECU circuits have
been specially designed to protect against transient voltages which can
occur during welding.
For additional information or assistance, contact your local Haldex

Sales Professional or a member of the Haldex ABS Engineering Team
at (816) 891-2470.
L55134
Innovative Vehicle Technology

www.hbsna.com
2/03 5M CM L55134
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Adjustment and Operation of Brakes
CARE AND ADJUSTMENT OF BRAKES
The trailer brake system will perform safely and efficiently only as long as you maintain
it properly and do not abuse it. Trailer brakes should be inspected and adjusted
frequently in connection with a Trailer Preventative Maintenance program. Out-of-
adjustment brakes can cause increased stopping distance, shorter brake component
life, and a greater tendency for the trailer to jackknife.
AIR SYSTEM AND BRAKE OPERATION
• Proper operation of the brake system requires a firm seal between the air brake glad
hands. Inspect the glad hands for rubber washer damage and cracked housing. Inspect
the air hoses for cracking and for frayed connections.
• Keep the air system clean. Primary and emergency air tanks should be drained daily
to remove moisture and other contaminants, especially during cold weather operations.
• Some air valve manufacturers discourage the use of any kind of air line antifreeze.
It may result in deterioration of seals in these valves.
• If you use Teflon tape or other thread sealers to seal threaded connections in your
air lines, be careful not to allow pieces of the sealer to enter the air system. They can
clog passages into the valves.
• Keep the air system tight. The air system cannot be charged properly if there are
leaks in reservoirs, lines, hoses or valves. Always check the tractor pressure gauge for
unusual drops or extended buildup times.
• Run the tractor engine until the air brake system pressure gauge shows at least 70
psi. Listen for air leaks. With the engine off, check the gauge reading with no brakes
applied. The gauge reading loss should not exceed three pounds in one minute.
• With the engine still off, apply the brakes fully for two minutes. The gauge reading
loss should not exceed four pounds per minute.
• With engine still off, slowly open a drain cock in an emergency or supply line and
allow the pressure to drop gradually.
• In a system that does not employ spring brake control valves, the relay emergency
valve should function and apply the brakes.
AIR SYSTEM AND BRAKE OPERATION
• In a system employing spring brake control valves, spring brakes

should function and apply the brakes.Remember that serious air losses are extremely
hazardous conditions that are likely to cause accidents or breakdowns.
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Adjustment and Operation of Brakes
WARNING:
Do not operate this vehicle with any brake defects or with brakes out of
adjustment.
CHECK BRAKE OPERATION

Before entering traffic, check the operation of the trailer brakes to be sure
they are in good working order. Try foot pedal, emergency dash control
valve (push, pull or flip), and trailer brake lines to assure brake application
and release in each instance. Listen for air leaks under each condition.
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Tires
TIRES
Do not over inflate. Check for proper inflation

with an accurate gauge when the tires are cold.
Inspect tires for nails and other objects embedded
in the rubber, and for stones and other objects
lodged between duals. Examine tires to see that
they are free of breaks and other defects. Watch
new and retread tires for signs of failure during
break-in period. Dual tires on any axle end should
have the same diameter.
CAUTION:
The law requires that you inflate tires according to the inflation pressure molded
on the tire by the tire manufacturer. Tires must be matched with proper
compatible rims for safe operation.
Replace any tire that has fabric exposed through the tread or sidewall, or that
has less than 2/32” tread depth.
TIRE LOADS
Do not overload the trailer tires. Overloading tires creates a dangerous,

unsafe condition that should be avoided.
The total load per tire must not exceed the tire manufacturer’s specified load
carrying capacity at stated inflation pressures for both tires and rims. Demco Side
Dump trailers, as required by the certification regulations of the National Highway Traffic
Safety Administration (CFR 49, Part 567), has a Gross Axle Weight Rating plate on
each trailer for your information on the running gear capacity.
The GAWR and tire information shown on the vehicle identification plate
was applicable at the time the trailer was manufactured. If the tires or other
components of the running gear have been changed or altered since the trailer was
manufactured, the GAWR may have changed. This should be checked with the Demco
factory representative.
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Hub Pilot Wheel Installation
Check all parts for damage. Insure that studs, nuts, and mounting faces of hub and
wheels are clean and free from grease. Replace any defective parts.
Mount single wheel or inner and outer dual wheels over studs, being careful not to
damage stud threads. Draw up nuts alternately in the sequence shown below. Do not
tighten them fully, however. This procedure will permit the uniform seating of nuts and
insure the even face-to-face contact of wheels and hub.
Tighten nuts fully, using the same alternate sequence. Be sure to tighten wheel nuts
only to the torque level recommended below and to maintain them at that level through
planned, periodic checks.
1 8
10
3 6
5 4
9
7
2
CAUTION: Do not intermix wheel types. Insufficient mounting

torque can cause wheel shimmy, resulting in damage to parts and
extreme tire tread wear. Excessive mounting torque can cause studs to
break and discs to crack in the stud hole area.
NOTE: Lug nuts should be rechecked for proper torque after

vehicle has been operated for 50-100 miles, and every 3,000 miles thereafter,
as well as during regular maintenance checks.
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Wheel Maintenance During Tire Inspection
1. Check all metal surfaces thoroughly while making tire inspections,

including areas between duals and on inboard side of wheel. Watch for:
a. Excessive rust or corrosion buildup
b. Cracks in metal
c. Bent flanges, resulting from road obstructions
d. Deep rim tool marks on rings or in gutter areas
e. Loose, missing or damaged nuts or clamps
f. Bent or stripped studs
g. Damaged or missing rim drive plates
h. Mismatched rim parts
2. Pull damaged rims or wheels.
CAUTION:
Excessively corroded or cracked rims or rings can be dangerous.
Deflate tires prior to the removal of rims or wheels from the vehicle.
3. Mark damaged or hazardous areas with chalk so that part will be removed
from service.
4. Replace damaged parts.
CAUTION:
Insure that replacements are made with the proper sizes and types of rims
and rings.
5. Inflate tires only to recommended air pressures.
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Axle Inspection
Check hub gaskets and seals for oil leaks before each trip. Leaking seals can result in
ruined wheel bearings and possible failure of the axle-wheel assembly.
Check oil level in hubs before every trip. Add oil when low, only to the level indicated
by mark on the hub cap. CAUTION! Too much oil can damage the wheel bearings.
Use a gear type oil: SAE 140 if temperature is above freezing, SAE 90 if temperature
is below freezing, or a multipurpose oil with an SAE range of 85 to 140 for year round
conditions.
AXLE ALIGNMENT
Axle alignment must be checked at regular intervals. If the trailer is not following
properly, this should be reported to the Maintenance Department.
NOTE:
See Axle/Suspension manual pages for alignment procedures.
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Suspensions
LEAF SUSPENSION
WARNING:
Broken spring leaves, missing or loose U bolts, or other defective
conditions likely to cause axle shift are hazardous and likely to cause
accidents or breakdowns.
Check the equalizer to see that there are not obstructions to movement
during operation. If equalizer movement is restricted by an obstruction, the
axle “walk” will not be sufficient and damage will result.
Check wear pads in hangers. If they are wearing thin, install new wear
pads or the spring will cause permanent damage to the hanger itself. Do
not operate with broken spring leaves.
AIR SUSPENSION
The air suspension height is controlled by height control valves that
maintains a constant trailer height by pressurizing or exhausting air in the
air springs as needed to support the load being carried.
You must build up and maintain your trailer’s air pressure higher than 65
psi before operating the trailer. The air protection valve won’t operate until
you have 65 psi in the system. This valve automatically maintains a safe
air brake pressure higher than 65 psi in the event of an air loss due to a
failure in the suspension system.
If an air spring failure occurs on one side, it is recommended to
completely deflate the suspension and temporarily operate on the air
spring’s internal rubber bumpers, to allow your trailer to be moved to a
shop for repairs.
To deflate or cut off the air pressure to the damaged air spring,
disconnect the height control valve actuating levers from their link
assemblies and rotate to the vertical down position.
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Suspension Torque Specifications
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Troubleshooting
Electrical System
Malfunction Probable Cause Corrective Action
All lights fail to A. Inter-vehicular cable not properly plugged A. Pull plugs out and reinsert them.
light. into receptacles on semi-trailer and towing be sure plugs seat properly.
vehicle.
B. Light switch on towing vehicle B. Check light switch.
malfunctioning.
C. No current from towing vehicle. C. Check circuit breaker and wiring

on towing vehicle.
D. Short circuit in wiring. D. Check wiring for bare spots in insulation.
E. Dirty or corroded contacts in receptacle E. Clean receptacle and plug.
or on plug of inter-vehicular cable.
F. Dirty or corroded contacts in connectors F. Clean corroded contacts in connectors.
of semi-trailer wiring.
Lights burn dim A. Loose, dirty, or corroded terminals. A. Clean and tighten terminals.
or flicker.
B. Poor or loose ground. B. Clean and tighten terminals on short
(ground) cable in back if receptacle
assembly on semi-trailer
C. Defective lamps. C. Replace defective lamps.
D. Dirty or corroded lamp socket or contact in D. Clean or replace lamp socket,
receptacle or on plug of inter-vehicular cable. receptacle or plug.
Individual lamps A. Burned out lamp. A. Replace lamp.

do not light.
B. Broken or loose connection. B. Check cables for brakes and poor
connections. Tighten, repair or replace.
Clean connections.
C. Damaged light assembly. C. Repair or replace light assembly.
D. Dirty or corroded lamp socket. D. Remove lamp and clean contacts.
E. Dirty or corroded contact in receptacle or E. Clean receptacle and plug.
on plug of inter-vehicular cable.
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Troubleshooting
Hard Pulling A. Dragging brakes. A. Adjust brakes.

B. Improper wheel bearing adjustment. B. Adjust wheel bearings.
C. Bent axle. C. Repair or replace axle.
D. Dragging axle, lost U-Bolt. D. Align axles and secure.
Excessively worn A. Improper tire pressure. A. Inflate tires to proper pressure.

scuffed or cupped B. Loose wheels. B. Tighten cap nuts.
tires. C. Loose wheel bearings. C. Adjust wheel bearings.
D. Bent rim or wheel. D. Replace wheel.
E. Bent axle. E. Repair or replace bent axle.
TUBULAR AXLE
Semi-trailer A. Accidental damage to axle from striking A. Replace axle.

Swerves. obstruction.
B. Damage to axle from overloading. B. Replace axle.
C. Loose nuts holding shackle box. C. Tighten or replace shackle box
or shackle box liners.
WHEELS, HUBS, BEARINGS, AND TIRES
Noise A. Brake shoes drag on drums. A. Adjust brakes.

B. Brake drums out of round. B. Repair or replace brake drum.
C. Broken brake shoe return spring. C. Replace broken return spring.
D. Loose wheel stud nuts. D. Tighten loose wheel bearings.
E. Damaged wheel bearings. E. Replace damaged wheel bearings.
F. Wheel bearings not properly adjusted. F. Adjust wheel bearings.
G. Obstruction between dual wheels or in G. Remove obstruction.
tire tread.
H. Bent or damaged wheels or hubs. H. Replace damaged wheels or hubs.
Wobbly wheels. A. Loose cap nuts. A. Tighten or replace cap nuts.

B. Improperly adjusted or damaged wheel. B. Adjust or replace wheel bearings.
C. Bent axle spindle. C. Replace axle.
D. Bent or damaged wheel. D. Replace damaged wheels.
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Troubleshooting
Wheels, Hubs, Bearings, And Tires
(Continued)
Overheated hubs. A. Lack of wheel bearing lubricant. A. Lubricate wheel bearings.
B. Wheel bearings improperly adjusted. B. Adjust wheel bearings.
C. Damaged bearing or cup. C. Replace damaged bearing or cup.
D. Damaged hub. D. Replace damaged hub.
E. Bent axle spindle. E. Check for bends and replace tubular

axle.
F. Overloading or unbalanced distribution F. Check load weights hauled and keep
of load. within rated gross capacity. Arrange load
evenly to distribute weight.
Overheated A. Dragging brake shoe assembly. A. Adjust brake shoe assembly.

brake drum.
B. Broken brake lining. B. Replace brake shoe assembly.
C. Broken or weak brake shoe return spring. C. Replace return spring.
D. Bent axle spindle. D. Replace axle.
Brakes erratic or A. Improper lubricant or grease inside A. Clean and lubricate.

unequal. brake drum or outside of wheel.
B. Loose hub cap. B. Tighten hub cap.
C. Defective oil seals. C. Replace defective oil seals.
Undue wear of A. Incorrect tire inflation. A. Inflate tires to proper pressure.

any or all tires. Tighten valve cap finger tight.
B. Overloading. B. Check load weights hauled and keep within rated
gross capacity.
C. Brake action too severe. C. Check and adjust brakes.
D. Tires not properly matched. D. WITH TIRE PROPERLY INFLATED,

CHECK OVERALL CIRCUMFERENCE OF
TIRES. The difference in overall
circumference must not exceed the 3/4
inch limits. Remove wheel and tire assembly
and match tires.
Air leakage from A. Valve core loose or damaged. A. Tighten or replace.

tires.
B. Punctured tube. B. Repair tube.
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Troubleshooting
(Continued)
No brakes A. Source of air supply shut off at towing A. Open air line valves at rear of towing
vehicle. vehicle.
B. Air brake hose between semi-trailer and B. Examine air brake hose to make sure
towing vehicle not properly coupled. that hoses marked SERVICE and
EMERGENCY are properly connected to
the semi-trailer and towing vehicle.
C. Air reservoir drain cock open. C. Check air reservoir drain cocks on both
semi-trailer and towing vehicle.
D. To test for air leaks in the RE-6 valve. D. Replace with a new unit.
1. Apply soap suds to cover plate,
cover plate vent and exhaust port.
E. Air leakage in brake system. E. Examine all air hoses, lines, and
connecting units in the brake system for
air leaks. Replace units that are found
defective.
F. Low air pressure. F. Check air pressure gauge on towing

vehicle. Pressure must not be below 80 PSI.
G. Defective relay-emergency valve. G. Replace defective valve.
H. Brake air chamber inoperative. H. Check for punctured diaphragm.
I. Brakes need adjustment. I. Adjust brakes.
Insufficient A. Improper brake adjustment on worn A. Adjust brakes or replace brake shoe
Brakes. brake linings. assemblies as necessary.
B. Improper slack adjuster adjustment. B. Adjust slack adjuster.
C. Air leakage in brake system. C. Examine for air leaks in brake system.
replace units that are found defective.
D. Low air pressure. D. Check air pressure gauge in towing

vehicle cab. Pressure must not be below
80 PSI.
E. Restriction in air hose or lines. E. Look for dented or kinked airlines.

Examine air hose to make sure it is not
pinched between other units on the same
trailer.
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Troubleshooting
(Continued)
Slow brake A. Maximum brake chamber pushrod travel. A. Adjust slack adjuster and adjust
application or brakes as necessary.
slow release.
B. Weak brake shoe return spring. B. Check brake shoe return spring and
Replace if found to be weak.
Grabbing brakes A. Lubricant on brake lining. A. Inspect for lubricant on brake lining.
or wheels. Replace brake shoe assembly if
lubricant on lining is evident.
B. Loose brake lining. B. Inspect brake lining for sheared or

worn rivets or bolts. Replace defective
brake shoe assembly.
C. Loose or worn wheel bearings. C. Adjust wheel bearings. If adjustment of

wheel bearings does not correct the
condition of loose wheels, replace
bearings.
D. Distorted brake linings. D. Replace brake shoe assembly.
Noisy brakes. A. Lining or rivets loose. A. Replace brake drum assembly.
B. Road grit, rust, or metal particles in brake B. Clean brake drum and lining. Replace
drum or lining. Brake shoe assembly if grit or metal
particles are embedded in the lining.
C. Brake drum out of round or scored. C. Repair or replace brake drum.
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Troubleshooting
Air Brake System
(Continued)
Not holding air A. Excessive leakage in relay-emergency A. Replace relay – emergency valve.
Pressure. valve, and exhausts port.
B. Air leakage at line connectors. B. Tighten connectors until air leakage

disappears. If air leakage persists,
replace defective connectors or airlines.
C. Leakage at service or emergency line C. Couplings are improperly connected

couplings. or packing ring gasket in hose coupling
is defective. Connect couplings properly
or replace packing ring gasket in hose
couplings.
D. Air leakage at service or emergency air D. Replace relay – emergency valve.

hose coupling when towing vehicle service
air hose is disconnected.
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CR102AR-5th, Tandem Air Ride Converter Dolly
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BOM ID Qty Item No Description

1 1 SS-102-AIR TANDEM AIR RIDE CONVERTER DOLLY
2 2 AM9011 SPACER TUBE
3 2 AM9035 MUD FLAP BACKING STRAP
4 1 AM9240 MUD FLAP MOUNT, DOLLY, ROAD SIDE
5 1 AM9241 MUD FLAP MOUNT, DOLLY, CURB SIDE
6 1 AM9271 COVER, TAIL LIGHTS, CONVERTER DOLLY
7 2 AM9377 HOSE HOLDER, AIR BRAKE
8 1 AM9459 CHASSIS, CONVERTER DOLLY, CBX AIR RIDE
8A 1 AM9460 FRAME, CONVERTER DOLLY, CBX
8B 1 AP3611 HINGE SET, PREMIER #440
8C 1 AP4340 HINGE ASSEMBLY, RIGHT HAND, PREMIER
8D 1 AP4340 HINGE ASSEMBLY, RIGHT HAND, PREMIER
9 1 AP2914 DECAL, WARNING, HIGH-PRESSURE FLUID
10 1 AP2985 DECAL, MADE IN USA BY TMC
11 1 AP2987 DECAL, WARNING, SUSPENSION HAZARD, 2-3/4” X 6-1/4”
12 6 AP3506 REFLECTIVE TAPE, RED/SILVER
13 1 AP3524 AIR TANK, 2800 CUBIC INCH
14 1 AP3525 DRAIN COCK, 1/4” NPT
15 2 AP3531 STREET TEE, 3/8”, 90 DEGREES
16 7 AP3532 STREET ELBOW, 3/8”, 90 DEGREES
17 2 AP3534 ADAPTER, 1/4” MP X 3/8” TUBE, STRT, BRASS
18 1 AP3535 TEE, BRASS PIPE, 3/8”
19 4 AP3537 NYLON TUBING, RED, 1/2”
20 4 AP3538 NYLON TUBING, BLUE,
21 2 AP3551 GROMMET, OVAL, MODEL 60
22 1 AP3557 VALVE, RELAY, HALDEX N-30096-PA
23 1 AP3671 DECAL, DANGER, SPRING BRAKE CHAMBER HAZARD
24 1 AP3672 DECAL, DANGER, EQUIPMENT HAZARD
25 1 AP3673 DECAL, DANGER, EMERGENCY PARKING BRAKE HAZARD
26 1 AP3681 DECAL, METAL IDENTIFICATION TAG
27 5 AP3683 NYLON TUBING, YELLOW, 3/8”
28 6 AP3687 ELBOW, 3/8” MP X 3/8” TUBE, 90 DEGREE, BRASS
29 4 AP3688 STREET ELBOW, 3/8”, 45 DEGREE
30 2 AP3692 HEX PLUG, 3/8”, BRASS
31 1 AP3693 HEX PLUG, 1/2” BRASS
32 5 AP3698 HEX BUSHING, 1/2” X 3/8”, BRASS
33 1 AP3709 ELBOW, 90 DEGREE STREET, BRASS, 1/4”
34 1 AP3733 NIPPLE, HEX, 3/8” MP, BRASS
35 1 AP3752 QUICK RELEASE VALVE
36 2 AP3754 ABS SENSOR EXTENSION CORD, 1 meter
37 1 AP3813 TEE, RUN, 1/4” MP X 3/8” TUBE X 3/8” TUBE, BRASS
38 3 AP3864 AIR BRAKE HOSE SEPARATOR, 1/2” HOSE
39 1 AP3878 LICENSE PLATE BRACKET
40 2 AP4027 MUD FLAP, BLACK, RUBBER
41 3 AP4045 GROMMET, 3/4” ID G3137-016
42 1 AP4120 LISCENSE PLATE LAMP, CLEAR, 12 V
43 1 AP4121 LISCENSE PLATE LAMP MOUNTING BRACKET, GREY
44 3 AP4199 TUBE, 1/2” X 3/8 MP, 90 DEGREE, NUT & FERRULE, BRASS
45 5 AP4200 TUBE, 1/2” X 3/8” MP, STRT, NUT & FERRULE, BRASS
46 3 AP4201 NIPPLE, HEX REDUCER, 3/8” MP X 1/4” MP, BRASS
47 4 AP420 HOSE, 1/2” AIR BRAKE X
48 2 AP4233 ADAPTER, 3/8” MP X 3/8” TUBE, STRT, BRASS
49 1 AP4281 DECAL, WARNING, WHEEL NUT TORQUE 51
50 1 AP4301 ABS LIGHT BRACKET, 102008HP
51 1 AP4302 ABS LIGHT, 101731F
52 1 AP4304 DECAL, ABS, ABS LIGHT, 101931-ZZ
53 2 AP4308 RETAINING CLIP, ABS SENSOR PLUG
54 2 AP4309 RIVET, POP, 1/8” AL
55 2 AP4312 LAMP, LED, OVAL, STOP TURN & TAIL, RED
56 1 AP4347 VALVE, SEALCO 110376
57 1 AP4348 VALVE, PRESSURE PROTECTION, DOLLY, HALDEX N-15759-DH
58 1 AP4349 VALVE, CHECK, 3/8” MP-3/8” FP, HALDEX N-13526-AG
59 1 AP4350 VALVE, CHECK, 1/2” MP-1/2” FP, HALDEX N-13526-AJ
60 1 AP4355 VALVE, ABS, 1/2” NPT, HALDEX N9001AD, DOLLY
60A 1 AP4352 ABS ECU, HALDEX PLC SELECT, AL919324, DOLLY
60B 1 AP4353 ABS VALVE, LESS ECU, HALDEX AL364041, DOLLY
60C 1 AP4354 ABS VALVE SOLENOID, 12V, HALDEX AQ40525
60D 1 AP4356 ABS VALVE ECU MOUNT, HALDEX 015505209
60E 1 AP4357 ABS VALVE SENSOR CORD RETAINER, DOUBLE, HALDEX
60F 2 BP3055 WASHER, FLAT, 1/4”, PLATED
60G 1 BP3587 NUT, HEX, 1/4” NYLOCK
60H 3 BP3612 NUT, HEX LOCK, 3/8”-16, TOP LOCK
60I 1 BP3648 BOLT, 1/4” X 1-1/4” GRADE 8
61 2 AP4392 HOSE CLAMP, 2 HOLE, 1/2” AIR BRAKE HOSE
62 1 AP4397 NIPPLE, HEX REDUCER, 3/”MP X 1/2”MP, STEEL
63 2 AP4399 COUPLING, HEX REDUCER, 1/2”FP-3/8”FP, BRASS
64 2 AP4417 VALVE, BALL, 1/2”FP, BRASS
65 1 AP4470 HOSE, 1/2” AIR BRAKE X 14”, 3/8”MP-3/8”MPX
66 1 AP4478 DECAL, NEWAY TIRE CLEARANCE
67 1 AP4495 DECAL, WARNING, HOLLAND 5TH WHEEL HOOK-UP
68 1 AP4556 DECAL, SWING ALIGN INSTR, SAF-HOLLAND, XL-AR435
69 1 AP4557 DECAL, TORQUE SPECS, CBX, SAF-HOLLAND, XL-AR436
70 4 BP3015 WASHER, FLAT, 3/8”, PLATED
71 2 BP3054 WASHER, LOCK, 1/4”, PLATED
72 2 BP3189 HEX CAP SCREW, 3/8”-16 X 3-1/2”, GRADE 5 PLATED
73 1 BP3362 U-BOLT, 3/8”-16 X 3”W X 4”L
74 2 BP3403 PIN, CLEVIS, 1” X 2-3/4” USEABLE
75 4 BP3511 PIN, COTTER, 3/16” X 1-3/4”
76 4 BP3584 BOLT, TERMINAL, HB646
77 4 BP3587 NUT, HEX, 1/4” NYLOCK
78 4 BP3600 HEX CAP SCREW, 1/4”-20 X 1”, GRADE 8 PLATED
79 2 BP3601 HEX CAP SCREW, 1/4”-20 X 2”, GRADE 8 PLATED
80 17 BP3612 NUT, HEX LOCK, 3/8”-16, TOP LOCK
81 2 BP3641 NUT, HEX LOCK, #10-24, NYLOCK
82 2 BP3642 PAN HEAD MACHINE SCREW, #10-24 X 3/4”
83 2 BP3643 WASHER, #10 USS FLAT Z
85 2 BP3674 HEX CAP SCREW, 1/2”-13 X 1-1/2” GRADE 8 PLATED
86 13 BP3692 BOLT, FLNG HEAD, 3/8”-16 X 1, GRADE 8 PLATED
87 2 BP3704 NUT, LOCK, NYLON INSERT, 1/2”-13
88 4 BP3709 BOLT, FLNG HEAD, 5/16”-18 X 1, GRADE 8 PLATED
89 1 AP4204 AIR CONTROL VALVE, IR, HOLLAND-NEWAY
90 1 AP4205 HEIGHT CONTROL VALVE LINKAGE KIT
91 2 BP3111 HEX CAP SCREW, 5/16”-18 S 2-1”, GRADE 5, PLATED
92 1 BP3587 NUT, HEX, 1/4” NYLOCK
94 1 BP3648 BOLT, 1/4” X 1-1/4” GRADE 8
95 1 DP6322 JUNCTION BOX
96 1 DP6323 VALVE, AIR PRESSURE PROTECTION WITH FILTER
97 6 DP6326 ELBOW, 1/4” MP X 3/8” TUBE, 90 DEGREE, BRASS
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CBX23 Standard Suspension Parts List
12
ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER QTY / AXLE

1 CBX23 W/245 AXLE AND BEAM ASSEMBLY NOT AVAILABLE 1
2 FRAME BRACKET STYLE #2 90521825 1
3 FRAME BRACKET STYLE #2 90521828 1
4 SHOCK ABSORBER FOR BRACKET STYLE #2, 17” RIDE HEIGHT 90044162 2
5 THREADED ROD ASSEMBLY 90548007 1
6 SWING ALIGN YOKE 90045491 1
7 PLATE WELDMENT 90531339 2
8 WASHER 1.14” I.D. x 3.50” O.D. GRADE 8 93600553 4
9 BOLT 1.125”-7 X 8.00”, GRADE 8 93201070 2
10 NUT HEX 1.125”-7 GRADE C 93400506 2
11 BOLT, HEX .75”- 10 X 3.50”, GRADE 5 93006035 2
12 NUT HEX .75”-10 GRADE B 93400492 4
13 SCREW HEX CAP .50”-13 x 1.75” GRADE-5 ZINC COATED XB-HHC-001-33 2
14 NUT FLANGE .50”-13 GRADE B 93400623 2
15 AIR SPRING TOP MOUNTING NUT .75”-16 GRADE B 93400149 4
16 BUSHING, CAST BEAM SEE 48100394 90008247 2
17 AIR SPRING ASSEMBLY, 16.0”- 19.0” RIDE HEIGHT 90557399 2
18 AIR SPRING MOUNTING WASHER .76” I.D. x 1.27” O.D. 93600077 2
19 AIR SPRING BOTTOM MOUNTING NUT .50”-13 GRADE B 93400623 1 57
20 AIR SPRING MOUNT PLATE 90034247 1
Converter Dolly Tongue, 33-1/2”, Assembled
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5 1 AM9334 TONGUE, DOLLY, 33-1/2” PIVOT TO PIN, WITH RING
5A 1 AM9317 TONGUE, DOLLY, 33-1/2” PIVOT - PIN
5D 1 AP4341 HINGE ASSEMBLY, LEFT HAND, PREMIER
5E 2 AP4332 HINGE PIVOT PIN, PREMIER #442
5F 4 AP4333 HINGE PIVOT BUSHING, RUBBER, PREMIER #448
5G 1 AP4335 HINGE SWIVEL, PREMIER #424-R
5H 2 AP4338 HINGE ADJUSTMENT SHOE, PREMIER #445
5I 1 AP4339 HINGE SWIVEL, PREMIER #424-L
5J 4 BP3125 HEX CAP SCREW, 1/2”-13 X 1”, GRADE 5, PLATED
5K 4 BP3216 SNAP RING, 2”, EXTERNAL
5L 1 AP4330 FRONT END ASSEMBLY, PREMIER #340S
5M 1 AP4342 FRONT END WASHER, PREMIER #349
5N 1 AP4343 FRONT END HOUSING, PREMIER #346
5O 2 AP4344 FRONT END BUSHING, PREMIER #348
5P 1 AP4331 DRAWBAR EYE ASSEMBLY, PREMIER #207S
5Q 1 AP 4345 DRAWBAR EYE LOCK NUT, PREMIER #416
5R 1 AP4346 DRAWBAR EYE, PREMIER #207S
5S 1 BP3216 SNAP RING, 2”, EXTERNAL
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BOM ID Qty Item No Description 20 2 AP4463 SAFETY CABLE, 5/8” X 72”, DOUBLE LOOP
1 1 AM8052 HOSE RETAINER, DOUBLE, 3/4” HYDRAULIC 21 1 AP4469 HOSE, 3/8” AIR BRAKE X 34”, 3/8”MP-3/8”MPX
2 1 AM8053 HOSE RETAINER, SINGLE 22 2 AP4476 SPRING, EXTENSION, 1” OD X 13”, CMI 6610013
3 1 AM9272 HOSE MOUNT TOWER, CONVERTER DOLLY 23 2 AP4486 ELBOW, 45 DEGREE, 8FP X 8FP, BRASS, 73355-8
4 2 AM9273 BACKING PLATE, 3/8”X 2”X 4-13/16” OAL WITH 9/16” HOLES 24 2 BP3042 NUT, HEX, 1/2”-13, GRADE 2, PLATED
5 1 AM9334 TONGUE, DOLLY, 33-1/2” PIVOT TO PIN, WITH RING 25 2 BP3126 HEX CAP SCREW, 1/2”-13 X 1-1/2”, GRADE 5, PLATED
6 1 AM9338 BRACKET, ELECTRICAL SOCKET MOUNTING 26 4 BP3129 HEX CAP SCREW, 1/2”-13 X 3”, GRADE 5, PLATED
7 1 AM9339 BRACKET, HOSE HOLDER, CONVERTER DOLLY 27 2 BP3584 BOLT, TERMINAL, HB646
8 2 AP3532 STREET ELBOW, 3/8”, 90 DEGREES 28 1 BP3612 NUT, HEX LOCK, 3/8”-16, TOP LOCK
9 2 AP3543 SOCKET, 7 WAY, TRAILER 29 6 BP3644 NUT, HEX LOCK, 5/16”-18, TOP LOCK
10 2 AP 3544 WEATHERGUARD BOOT FOR 7-WAY PLUG 30 1 BP3685 BOLT, FLANGE HEAD, 3/8”-16 X 2”, GRADE 8, PLATED
11 2 AP3555 GLADHAND, SERVICE, BLUE 31 6 BP3704 NUT, LOCK, NYLON INSERT, 1/2”-13
12 2 AP3556 GLADHAND, EMERGENCY, RED 32 6 BP3709 BOLT, FLANGE HEAD, 5/16”-18 X 1”, GRADE 8, PLATED
13 1 AP3674 DECAL, WIRING HARNESS COLOR CODE 33 1 BP3747 BOLT, FLANGE HEAD, 1/2”-13 X 2-1/2”, GRADE 8, PLATED
14 1 AP3809 1-1/4” HOSE SUPPORT CLAMP, 3/8” BOLT 34 2 DP6300 COUPLER, QUICK, FEMALE, 3/4” NPT
15 2 AP3865 WIRE, 6-#12, 1-#10 35 2 DP6301 COUPLER, QUICK, MALE, 3/4” NPT
16 1 AP4210 HOSE, 3/8” AIR BRAKE X 26”, 3/8”MP-3/8”MPX 36 2 DP6307 COUPLING, 12FP-12FP, 5000-12
17 2 AP4398 COUPLING, 1/2 NPT, BRASS 37 2 DP6495 BULKHEAD ADAPTER WITH NUT, 12MP-12MJ, 2706-LN-12-12
18 2 AP4400 AIR HOSE, COILED PAIR, 8’, 1/2” MP, RED/BLUE 38 2 DP6600 HOSE, HYDRAULIC, 3/4” X 51”, 12MP-12FJX
19 2 AP4416 WIRE, COILED, 12’ HD, (1-10,6-12), BLACK, 125CE 39 2 DP6601 HOSE, HYDRAULIC, 3/4” X 72”, 12MP-12MP
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Converter Dolly Tongue, 78”, Assembled
62
AP4341, HINGE ASSEMBLY

LEFT HAND, PREMIER

5 1 AM9278 TONGUE, DOLLY, 78” PIVOT TO PIN, WITH RING
5A 1 AM9251 TONGUE, DOLLY, 78” PIVOT TO PIN
5D 1 AP4341 HINGE ASSEMBLY, LEFT HAND, PREMIER
5E 2 AP4332 HINGE PIVOT PIN, PREMIER #442
5F 4 AP4333 HINGE PIVOT BUSHING, RUBBER, PREMIER #448
5G 1 AP4335 HINGE SWIVEL, PREMIER #424-R
5H 2 AP4338 HINGE ADJUSTMENT SHOE, PREMIER #445
5I 1 AP4339 HINGE SWIVEL, PREMIER #424-L
5J 4 BP3125 HEX CAP SCREW, 1/2”-13 X 1”, GRADE 5, PLATED
5K 4 BP3216 SNAP RING, 2”, EXTERNAL
5L 1 AP4330 FRONT END ASSEMBLY, PREMIER #340S
5M 1 AP4342 FRONT END WASHER, PREMIER #349
5N 1 AP4343 FRONT END HOUSING, PREMIER #346
5O 2 AP4344 FRONT END BUSHING, PREMIER #348
5P 1 AP4331 DRAWBAR EYE ASSEMBLY, PREMIER #207S
5Q 1 AP 4345 DRAWBAR EYE LOCK NUT, PREMIER #416
5R 1 AP4346 DRAWBAR EYE, PREMIER #207S
5S 1 BP3216 SNAP RING, 2”, EXTERNAL 63
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BOM ID Qty Item No Description 24C 4 BP3612 NUT, HEX LOCK, 3/8”-16, TOP LOCK
1 1 AM8052 HOSE RETAINER, DOUBLE, 3/4” HYDRAULIC 25 2 AP4464 SAFETY CABLE, 5/8” X 109”, DOUBLE LOOP
2 1 AM8053 HOSE RETAINER, SINGLE 26 1 AP4469 HOSE, 3/8” AIR BRAKE X 34”, 3/8”MP-3/8”MPX
3 1 AM9272 HOSE MOUNT TOWER, CONVERTER DOLLY 27 2 AP4476 SPRING, EXTENSION, 1” OD X 13”, CMI 6610013
4 2 AM9273 BACKING PLATE, 3/8” X 2” X 4-13/16” OAL WITH 9/16” HOLES 28 2 BP3042 NUT, HEX, 1/2”-13”, GRADE 2, PLATED
5 1 AM9278 TONGUE, DOLLY, 78” PIVOT TO PIN, WITH RING 29 3 BP3055 WASHER, FLAT, 1/4”, PLATED
6 1 AM9339 BRACKET, HOSE HOLDER, CONVERTER DOLLY 30 6 BP3126 HEX CAP SCREW, 1/2”-13 X 1-1/2”, GRADE 5, PLATED
7 4 AP3506 REFLECTIVE TAPE, RED/SILVER 31 4 BP3129 HEX CAP SCREW, 1/2”-13 X 3”, GRADE 5, PLATED
8 1 AP3526 HOSE, 3/8” AIR BRAKE X 42”, 3/8”MP-3/8”MPX 32 3 BP3155 HEX CAP SCREW, 1/4”-20 X 3-1/2”, GRADE 5 PLATED
9 1 AP3526 HOSE, 3/8” AIR BRAKE X 42”, 3/8”MP-3/8”MPX 33 4 BP3584 BOLT, TERMINAL, HB646
10 2 AP3532 STREET ELBOW, 3/8”, 90 DEGREE 34 3 BP3587 NUT, HEX, 1/4” NYLOCK
11 2 AP3543 SOCKET, 7 WAY, TRAILER 35 1 BP3612 NUT, HEX LOCK, 3/8”-16, TOP LOCK
12 2 AP3544 WEATHERGUARD BOOT FOR 7-WAY PLUG 36 4 BP3644 NUT, HEX LOCK, 5/16”-18, TOP LOCK
13 2 AP3555 GLADHAND, SERVICE, BLUE 37 1 BP3685 BOLT, FLANGE HEAD, 3/8”-16 X 2”, GRADE 8, PLATED
14 2 AP3556 GLADHAND, EMERGENCY, RED 38 10 BP3704 NUT, LOCK, NYLON INSERT, 1/2”-13
15 1 AP3674 DECAL, WIRING HARNESS COLOR CODE 39 4 BP3709 BOLT, FLANGE HEAD, 5/16”-18 X 1”, GRADE 8, PLATED
16 1 AP3809 1-1/4” HOSE SUPPORT CLAMP, 3/8” BOLT 40 1 BP3747 BOLT, FLANGE HEAD, 1/2”-13 X 2-1/2”, GRADE 8, PLATED
17 2 AP3865 WIRE, 6-#12, 1-#10 41 2 DP6300 COUPLER, QUICK, FEMALE, 3/4” NPT
18 1 AP4045 GROMMET, 3/4 ID G3137-016 42 2 DP6301 COUPLER, QUICK, MALE, 3/4” NPT
20 6 AP4392 HOSE CLAMP, 2 HOLE, 1/2” AIR BRAKE HOSE 44 2 DP6415 ELBOW, 45*, 12FP-12FP
21 4 AP4398 COUPLING, 1/2” NPT, BRASS 45 4 DP6495 BULKHEAD ADAPTER WITH NUT, 12MP-12MJ, 2706-LN-12-12
22 2 AP4400 AIR HOSE, COILED PAIR, 8’, 1/2 MP, RED/BLUE 46 2 DP6540 HOSE, HYDRAULIC, 3/4” X 32”, 12MP-12FJX
23 2 AP4416 WIRE, COILED, 12’ HD, (1-10,6-12), BLACK, 125CE 47 1 DP6604 HOSE, HYDRAULIC, 3/4” X 73”, 12MP-12FJX
24 1 AP4418 JACK, DOLLY TONGUE, PREMIER 800P-15-620/688 48 1 DP6604 HOSE, HYDRAULIC, 3/4” X 73”, 12MP-12FJX
24A 4 BP3006 HEX CAP SCREW, 3/8”-16 X 1”, GRADE 5, PLATED 49 2 DP6605 HOSE, HYDRAULIC, 3/4” X 54”, 12MP-12MP
24B 4 BP3015 WASHER, FLAT, 3/8”, PLATED
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66

RIGHT HAND, PREMIER

LEFT HAND, PREMIER

5D 2 AP4332 HINGE PIVOT PIN, PREMIER #442
5E 4 AP4333 HINGE PIVOT BUSHING, RUBBER, PREMIER #448
5F 1 AP4335 HINGE SWIVEL, PREMIER #424-R
5G 2 AP4338 HINGE ADJUSTMENT SHOE, PREMIER #445
5H 1 AP4339 HINGE SWIVEL, PREMIER #424-L
5I 4 BP3125 HEX CAP SCREW, 1/2”-13 X 1”, GRADE 5, PLATED
5J 4 BP3216 SNAP RING, 2”, EXTERNAL
5K 1 AP4330 FRONT END ASSEMBLY, PREMIER #340S
5L 1 AP4342 FRONT END WASHER, PREMIER #349
5M 1 AP4343 FRONT END HOUSING, PREMIER #346
5N 2 AP4344 FRONT END BUSHING, PREMIER #348
5O 1 AP4331 DRAWBAR EYE ASSEMBLY, PREMIER #207S
5P 1 AP 4345 DRAWBAR EYE LOCK NUT, PREMIER #416
5Q 1 AP4346 DRAWBAR EYE, PREMIER #207S
5R 1 BP3216 SNAP RING, 2”, EXTERNAL
5S 1 AP4341 HINGE ASSEMBLY, LEFT HAND, PREMIER 67
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1 4 AM8052 HOSE RETAINER, DOUBLE, 3/4” HYDRAULIC 25 2 AP4468 HOSE, 3/8” AIR BRAKE X 72”, 3/8MP-3/8MPX
2 1 AM8053 HOSE RETAINER, SINGLE 26 1 AP4469 HOSE, 3/8” AIR BRAKE X 34”, 3/8MP-3/8MPX
4 2 AM9273 BACKING PLATE, 3/8” X 2” X 4-13/16” OAL WITH 9/16” HOLES 28 2 BP3042 NUT, HEX, 1/2”-13”, GRADE 2, PLATED
8 2 AP3532 STREET ELBOW, 3/8”, 90 DEGREE 32 5 BP3155 HEX CAP SCREW, 1/4”-20 X 3-1/2”, GRADE 5 PLATED
9 2 AP3543 SOCKET, 7 WAY, TRAILER 33 4 BP3584 BOLT, TERMINAL, HB646
10 2 AP 3544 WEATHERGUARD BOOT FOR 7-WAY PLUG 34 5 BP3587 NUT, HEX, 1/4” NYLOCK
11 2 AP3555 GLADHAND, SERVICE, BLUE 35 4 BP3612 NUT, HEX LOCK, 3/8”-16, TOP LOCK
12 2 AP3556 GLADHAND, EMERGENCY, RED 36 4 BP3644 NUT, HEX LOCK, 5/16”-18, TOP LOCK
14 1 AP3809 1-1/4” HOSE SUPPORT CLAMP, 3/8” BOLT 38 10 BP3704 NUT, LOCK, NYLON INSERT, 1/2”-13
15 1 AP3865 WIRE, 6-#12, 1-#10 39 4 BP3709 BOLT, FLANGE HEAD, 5/16”-18 X 1”, GRADE 8, PLATED
16 1 AP3865 WIRE, 6-#12, 1-#10 40 1 BP3747 BOLT, FLANGE HEAD, 1/2”-13 X 2-1/2”, GRADE 8, PLATED
17 1 AP4045 GROMMET, 3/4” ID G3137-016 41 2 DP6300 COUPLER, QUICK, FEMALE, 3/4” NPT
18 1 AP4210 HOSE, 3/8” AIR BRAKE X 26”, 3/8”MP-3/8”MPX 42 2 DP6301 COUPLER, QUICK, MALE, 3/4” NPT
19 10 AP4392 HOSE CLAMP, 2 HOLE, 1/2” AIR BRAKE HOSE 43 2 DP6307 COUPLING, 12FP-12FP, 5000-12
20 4 AP4398 COUPLING, 1/2” NPT, BRASS 44 2 DP6415 ELBOW, 45 DEGREE, 12FP-12FP
21 2 AP4400 AIR HOSE, COILED PAIR, 8’, 1/2” MP, RED/BLUE 45 4 DP6495 BULKHEAD ADAPTER WITH NUT, 12MP-12MJ, 2706-LN-12-12
22 2 AP4416 WIRE, COILED, 12’ HD, (1-10,6-12), BLACK, 125CE 46 2 DP6604 HOSE, HYDRAULIC, 3/4” X 73”, 12MP-12FJX
23 1 AP4418 JACK, DOLLY TONGUE, PREMIER 800P-15-620/688 47 2 DP6605 HOSE, HYDRAULIC, 3/4” X 54”, 12MP-12MP
23A 4 BP3006 HEX CAP SCREW, 3/8”-16 X 1”, GRADE 5, PLATED 48 2 DP6606 HOSE, HYDRAULIC, 3/4” X 61”, 12MP-12FJX
23B 4 BP3015 WASHER, FLAT, 3/8”, PLATED
23C 4 BP3612 NUT, HEX LOCK, 3/8”-16, TOP LOCK
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BOM ID Qty Item No Description 22C 4 BP3612 NUT, HEX LOCK, 3/8”-16, TOP LOCK
1 4 AM8052 HOSE RETAINER, DOUBLE, 3/4 HYDRAULIC 23 2 AP4465 SAFETY CABLE, 5/8” X 151”, DOUBLE LOOP
2 1 AM8053 HOSE RETAINER, SINGLE 24 1 AP4469 HOSE, 3/8” AIR BRAKE X 34”, 3/8”MP-3/8”MPX
4 2 AM9273 BACKING PLATE, 3/8” X 2” X 4-13/16” OAL WITH 9/16” HOLES 26 2 AP4513 HOSE, 3/8” AIR BRAKE X 84”, 3/8”MP-3/8”MPX
5 1 AM9277 TONGUE, DOLLY, 120” PIVOT TO PIN, WITH RING 27 2 BP3042 NUT, HEX, 1/2”-13, GRADE 2, PLATED
6 1 AM9339 BRACKET, HOSE HOLDER, CONVERTER DOLLY 28 6 BP3055 WASHER, FLAT, 1/4”, PLATED
7 6 AP3506 REFLECTIVE TAPE, RED/SILVER 29 6 BP3126 HEX CAP SCREW, 1/2”-13 X 1-1/2”, GRADE 5, PLATED
8 2 AP3532 STREET ELBOW, 3/8”, 90 DEGREES 30 4 BP3129 HEX CAP SCREW, 1/2”-13 X 3”, GRADE 5, PLATED
9 2 AP3543 SOCKET, 7 WAY, TRAILER 31 6 BP3155 HEX CAP SCREW, 1/4”-20 X 3-1/2”, GRADE 5 PLATED
10 2 AP 3544 WEATHERGUARD BOOT FOR 7-WAY PLUG 32 4 BP3584 BOLT, TERMINAL, HB646
11 2 AP3555 GLADHAND, SERVICE, BLUE 33 6 BP3587 NUT, HEX, 1/4” NYLOCK
12 2 AP3556 GLADHAND, EMERGENCY, RED 34 4 BP3612 NUT, HEX LOCK, 3/8”-16, TOP LOCK
13 1 AP3674 DECAL, WIRING HARNESS COLOR CODE 35 4 BP3644 NUT, HEX LOCK, 5/16”-18, TOP LOCK
14 1 AP3809 1-1/4” HOSE SUPPORT CLAMP, 3/8” BOLT 36 4 BP3685 BOLT, FLANGE HEAD, 3/8”-16 X 2”, GRADE 8, PLATED
15 2 AP3865 WIRE, 6-#12, 1-#10 37 10 BP3704 NUT, LOCK, NYLON INSERT, 1/2”-13
16 1 AP4045 GROMMET, 3/4” ID G3137-016 38 4 BP3709 BOLT, FLANGE HEAD, 5/16”-18 X 1”, GRADE 8, PLATED
17 1 AP4210 HOSE, 3/8” AIR BRAKE X 26”, 3/8”MP-3/8”MPX 39 1 BP3747 BOLT, FLANGE HEAD, 1/2”-13 X 2-1/2”, GRADE 8, PLATED
18 12 AP4392 HOSE CLAMP, 2 HOLE, 1/2” AIR BRAKE HOSE 40 2 DP6307 COUPLING, 12FP-12FP, 5000-12
19 4 AP4398 COUPLING, 1/2” NPT, BRASS 41 2 DP6300 COUPLER, QUICK, FEMALE, 3/4” NPT
20 2 AP4400 AIR HOSE, COILED PAIR, 8’, 1/2” MP, RED/BLUE 42 2 DP6301 COUPLER, QUICK, MALE, 3/4” NPT
21 2 AP4416 WIRE, COILED, 12’ HD, (1-10,6-12), BLACK, 125CE 43 2 DP6415 ELBOW, 45 DEGREE, 12FP-12FP
22 1 AP4418 JACK, DOLLY TONGUE, PREMIER 800P-15-620/688 44 4 DP6495 BULKHEAD ADAPTER WITH NUT, 12MP-12MJ, 2706-LN-12-12
22A 4 BP3006 HEX CAP SCREW, 3/8”-16 X 1”, GRADE 5, PLATED 45 4 DP6604 HOSE, HYDRAULIC, 3/4” X 73”, 12MP-12FJX
22B 4 BP3015 WASHER, FLAT, 3/8”, PLATED 46 2 DP6605 HOSE, HYDRAULIC, 3/4” X 54”, 12MP-12MP
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1 6 AM8052 HOSE RETAINER, DOUBLE, 3/4” HYDRAULIC 24 1 AP4469 HOSE, 3/8” AIR BRAKE X 34”, 3/8”MP-3/8”MPX
2 1 AM8053 HOSE RETAINER, SINGLE 25 2 AP4476 SPRING, EXTENSION, 1” OD X 13”, CMI 6610013
3 1 AM9272 HOSE MOUNT TOWER, CONVERTER DOLLY 26 2 AP4514 HOSE, 3/8” AIR BRAKE X 98”, 3/8”MP-3/8”MPX
4 2 AM9273 BACKING PLATE, 3/8” X 2” X 4-13/16” OAL WITH 9/16” HOLES 27 2 BP3042 NUT, HEX, 1/2”-13, GRADE 2, PLATED
8 2 AP3532 STREET ELBOW, 3/8”, 90 DEGREES 31 7 BP3155 HEX CAP SCREW, 1/4”-20 X 3-1/2”, GRADE 5 PLATED
9 2 AP3543 SOCKET, 7 WAY, TRAILER 32 4 BP3584 BOLT, TERMINAL, HB646
10 2 AP 3544 WEATHERGUARD BOOT FOR 7-WAY PLUG 33 7 BP3587 NUT, HEX, 1/4 NYLOCK
11 2 AP3555 GLADHAND, SERVICE, BLUE 34 6 BP3612 NUT, HEX LOCK, 3/8-16, TOP LOCK
12 2 AP3556 GLADHAND, EMERGENCY, RED 35 4 BP3644 NUT, HEX LOCK, 5/16-18, TOP LOCK
14 1 AP3809 1-1/4” HOSE SUPPORT CLAMP, 3/8” BOLT 37 10 BP3704 NUT, LOCK, NYLON INSERT, 1/2”-13
15 2 AP3865 WIRE, 6-#12, 1-#10 38 4 BP3709 BOLT, FLANGE HEAD, 5/16”-18 X 1”, GRADE 8, PLATED
16 1 AP4045 GROMMET, 3/4” ID G3137-016 39 1 BP3747 BOLT, FLANGE HEAD, 1/2”-13 X 2-1/2”, GRADE 8, PLATED
18 14 AP4392 HOSE CLAMP, 2 HOLE, 1/2” AIR BRAKE HOSE 41 2 DP6300 COUPLER, QUICK, FEMALE, 3/4” NPT
19 4 AP4398 COUPLLING, 1/2” NPT, BRASS 42 2 DP6301 COUPLER, QUICK, MALE, 3/4” NPT
20 2 AP4400 AIR HOSE, COILED PAIR, 8’, 1/2” MP, RED/BLUE 43 2 DP6415 ELBOW, 45 DEGREE, 12FP-12FP
21 2 AP4416 WIRE, COILED, 12’ HD, (1-10,6-12), BLACK, 125CE 44 4 DP6495 BULKHEAD ADAPTER WITH NUT, 12MP-12MJ, 2706-LN-12-12
22 1 AP4418 JACK, DOLLY TONGUE, PREMIER 800P-15-620/688 45 2 DP6604 HOSE, HYDRAULIC, 3/4” X 73”, 12MP-12FJX
22A 4 BP3006 HEX CAP SCREW, 3/8”-16 X 1”, GRADE 5, PLATED 46 2 DP6605 HOSE, HYDRAULIC, 3/4” X 54”, 12MP-12MP
22B 4 BP3015 WASHER, FLAT, 3/8”, PLATED 47 2 DP6607 HOSE, HYDRAULIC, 3/4” X 89”, 12MP-12FJX
22C 4 BP3612 NUT, HEX LOCK, 3/8”-16, TOP LOCK
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ABS Brake Parts
ABS-1 Axle AP 4180 1 ABS Kit PLC Select

2S1M 1. AP3515 1 Light kit, Warning 1-SN154FC
2. AP3528 1 MOD 1 FF-ABS SB PRTY 3/4”NPT (Includes Decals)
System 3. AP3754 2 ABS sensor ext. cord 1 meter
Haldex-Midland
816-891-2470
2 Valve-AL430624
ECU-AL919323
1 midland.com
Decal
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Hub Pilot Axles
Hub Pilot 1. AP 3770 1 Hub pilot, non-ABS, cast drum steel hub, 25,000#
Axles 2. AP 3772 1 Hub pilot, ABS, cast drum, steel hub, 25,000#
3. AP 4179 4 Brake spring canister, 30/30
Arvin Meritor
800-535-5560
TQ4670QH5106 25,000 lb. Non ABS
TQ4670QH5107 25,000 lb. ABS Axle
arvinmeritor.com
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SPECIFICATIONS AND DESIGN ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

Demco is often making improvements and developing new designs. In

DEMCO STATEMENT OF PRODUCT SAFETY:

As a producer of agricultural and transportation equipment, Demco is fully

• Call our toll free number and ask for warranty

Demco Warranty does not cover the following:

See complete Warranty for details.

Example: VIN Number Description

In addition to the VIN number Demco has

Date Delivered: _____________

• Call our toll free number and ask for

This manual has been prepared to assist you in the operation of

When ordering parts, please refer to part numbers and

RECOGNIZE SAFETY INFORMATION

FOLLOW SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

PROTECT CHILDREN AND BYSTANDERS

HIGHWAY AND TRANSPORT OPERATIONS

HIGHWAY AND TRANSPORT OPERATIONS

AVOID HIGH PRESSURE FLUIDS

DISPOSE OF FLUIDS PROPERLY

EQUIPMENT SAFETY GUIDELINES

Review safety instructions with all users annually.

LOAD DISTRIBUTION SAFETY

TIRE AND LUG NUT SAFETY

GRADE 2 GRADE 5 GRADE 8

Bolt Torque for Metric bolts *

GRADE-2 GRADE-5 GRADE-8

CLASS 8.8 CLASS 9.8 CLASS 10.9

1. Start all bolts or nuts by hand to prevent cross threading.

WHEEL AND RIM TORQUE REQUIREMENTS

5/8” Cone Nut Flat Disc Wheel 175 225

3/4” Hex Nut Demountable

3/4” Spherical Nut Single Wheel 450 500

1-1/2” Spherical Nut Outer Dual 450 500

5/8” Flange Nut Wheels 275 325

AP3672 AP3671 Hazard

HOW TO APPLY SAFETY DECALS:

1. Be sure that the installation area is clean and dry.

Knowing how to couple and uncouple correctly is basic to safe

Step 1. Inspect Fifth Wheel

Step 2. Inspect Area and Chock Wheels

Step 3. Position Tractor

Step 4. Back Slowly

Step 5. Secure Tractor

Step 6. Check Trailer Height

Step 7. Connect Air Lines to Trailer

Step 8. Supply Air to Trailer

Step 9. Lock Trailer Brakes

Step 10. Back Under Trailer

Step 11. Check Connection for Security

Step 12. Connect Hydraulic Couplers to Trailer

WARNING: Hydraulic fluid escaping under pressure can have

Step 13. Secure Vehicle

Step 14. Inspection Coupling

Step 16. Raise Front Trailer Supports (Landing Gear)

1 - Spin only one wheel at a time.