06201973
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26_0074096 Rohr Collection Image from SDASM Archives uploaded April 2026
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26_0073878 Rohr Collection Image
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Chuck Walla said:
There are two air lines.
I think one is for the spring brakes. Air pressure compresses the springs, turning the brakes off. If the trailer disconnected from the tractor, the hose would sever. A set of springs would clamp the trailer brakes "on." This is a safety feature preventing the trailer from continuing on its way down the road.
The other hose is the service brake. There's no air pressure in it when you're at cruise. When you press the brake pedal, the pressure varies depending on how hard you press. Higher pressure makes the brake apply "harder." The big handle on the right side of the cab interior (you see it in the cab photos) is the trailer brake valve. It allows the driver to apply the trailer brake only, if desired.
The circular thing is the trailer lighting electrical connector.
26_0073924 Rohr Collection Image
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Chuck Walla said:
Is Ram La Pelona the name of the guy who owns the tool box or welder at right?
I just realized these are of the same assembly fixture: [https://www.flickr.com/photos/sdasmarchives/55219404643/] [https://www.flickr.com/photos/sdasmarchives/55219404633/]