You beat me to installing onboard air.... For some beautiful switches you can customize you should look at the Carling Contura V rockers on OTRATTW dot net. I am hopefully going to get to this soon, my lift took a lot outta my wallet. Keep up the good work!
I have on board air and air horns on both of my trucks. I mount everything under the truck though, I don't want to see any of it. Everything is completely hidden including the tank and horns. Automatically operated by a 150 psi pressure switch and relayed to key on power. I have an air chuck at the rear tow hitch and keep a 25' coiled air hose to fill tires, etc.
Hi Dirtbike. Great job laying out the parts design. I didn't see a Kill switch ? It could be mounted to the cover going over the compressor. One of those just in case deal's. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Bobby. Thanks for taking the time to comment! I plan to put a switch up on the dash which will interrupt power to the relay. However, I currently do not have any means to shut the compressor off if the relay were to fail. I find that pretty unlikely though. Stay tuned for part 2!
dirtbike5100 Your very welcome Dirtbike. Even though I don't comment every time. I support your channel with a like and a share. Really enjoy your videos and look forward to more. Kind regards. Bobby
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