Is Angle Iron Required for Mounting Firestone Compressor Kit to Vehicle
Published 12/13/2016 >
Question:
i am about to install my unit and there is one part of the video, for the 2015 f150, i do not understand. They first bolt the compressor to two strips of angle iron then using self tapping screws screw the angle iron to the frame, why cant i skip the angle iron part and simply use self tapping screws to screw the compressor directly to the frame???
asked by: Chad G
Helpful Expert Reply:
There's really no reason you couldn't do that as long as you have an area that will work on your frame. Using the angle iron allows you a bit more flexibility to mount the compressor as you can basically tailor the dimensions of it to match the trailer frame.
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Firestone Air Command Standard Duty Air Compressor - Analog - Single Path
- Air Bag Compressor Kit
- In-Cab Gauge
- Single Path
- Analog Display
- No Tank
- Light Duty
- Firestone
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