A pre-assembled plumbing and accessory package for a Silent Drive UF-1013FA steerable lift axle, primarily used on trucks and other large vehicles. Its main purpose is to reduce installation time and complexity by providing the necessary components already configured for the axle's air-ride and braking systems.
Components and features
The UF1013 kit includes several key components required for integrating the lift axle into a truck's existing air systems:
Air tank: A tank that provides an air supply for the lift system and brakes.
Valves: R-12 relay, brake protection, and quick release valves come pre-installed.
Hoses and brackets: All necessary hoses and brackets are included and installed, allowing for faster setup.
Cab control: Some variations of the UF-1013FA axle include an AC-2000 cab control panel, though its inclusion may vary by kit.
Air control regulator: Regulators are included for managing the air pressure in the system.
Gauges: Gauges are supplied in a weatherproof box to monitor system pressure.
A pre-assembled plumbing and accessory package for a Silent Drive UF-1013FA steerable lift axle, primarily used on trucks and other large vehicles. Its main purpose is to reduce installation time and complexity by providing the necessary components already configured for the axle's air-ride and braking systems.
Components and features
The UF1013 kit includes several key components required for integrating the lift axle into a truck's existing air systems:
Air tank: A tank that provides an air supply for the lift system and brakes.
Valves: R-12 relay, brake protection, and quick release valves come pre-installed.
Hoses and brackets: All necessary hoses and brackets are included and installed, allowing for faster setup.
Cab control: Some variations of the UF-1013FA axle include an AC-2000 cab control panel, though its inclusion may vary by kit.
Air control regulator: Regulators are included for managing the air pressure in the system.
Gauges: Gauges are supplied in a weatherproof box to monitor system pressure.
