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#841768 04/06/2012 8:34 PM
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Yeah, I removed the unit last year...got a new one from Altretta...I forgot how it mounts on the frame because, yep, I didn't take pictures...it is clear which line connects to each port on the hydrovac but I think I misplaced a mounting piece, or two. could someone direct me to a "mounted on frame" image of the unit? No luck in the archives and the manual just shows the unit off the frame...Please, I promise not to remove anything again without pictures...duh...thanks in advance guys and gals...
Motoswiz...

P.s. This is all I lack from getting the truck on the road, just finishing the brakes, and I have all the parts here in the shop!!!


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If you scroll down to the bottom here, you can see what mine came with. It just appears to be a piece of angle iron dolled up that bolts to the frame.

I don't know what they came with from the factory.

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Mine has a U shaped angle iron bracket in the front fastened in the manor shown in rustednuts link and an additional piece of strap iron bent in an L and fastend to the back of the HV and then to the frame. The back L bracket just stabilizes the unit a little more so it does not flex on the front bracket alone, it's the front bracket that carries the weight.

If need be I can crawl under the truck tomorrow and shoot a few pix of it mounted in place


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Sleeve,

If you can shoot the extra pix, I thank you...

Rustednuts, thank you for the pic as well...

I figured it just needs to be mounted and secure but wanted to make sure and try to put it back as it came off...I know I removed a mount that I have misplaced in the shop...some things don't fit into used coffee cans for keeping in order...

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I have a bunch of pictures of one in a 53 GMC
Try this one and look at others before and after
http://rides.webshots.com/photo/2633159520080251109YQrQpY


•1951 GMC 250 in the Project Journals
•1948 Chevrolet 6400 - Detroit Diesel 4-53T - Roadranger 10 speed overdrive - 4 wheel disc brakes
•1952 Chevrolet 3800 pickup
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Grigg's mount picture is pretty much the same as mine.


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Thanks Grigg...I got stuck at your picture site for awhile looking at all the pictures...interesting that some hydrovacs are mounting inside the frame and some are mounted outside, like mine...


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