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About LinkBacksDoes anyone have pics of a brush truck manifold? We are in the process of re-mounting a tank and portable pump from an older truck to a newer flatbed and chassis. Any pics or experience tricks would be appreciated. The old version was a water tote gerry rigged to a mix and match makeshift manifold.
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Brush truck manifold
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Typically no more than a piece of square tube with outlets welded on at appropriate locations. This is stainless. Minimal additonal cost. Don't accept anything less.
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