DOT chafing or rubbing air lines - prevent violations or OOS

This is such a simple item! Don't get a violation for a rubbing air line, you can easily avoid this by taking a few minutes to find the chaff spots and then cover them up and stop any future rubbing problems.
0:53 DOT book violation vs OOS
1:30 What to look for?
3:00 putting protective loom on your airlines
4:12 using airline spacers
5:18 what do exposed cords look like?
This video is part of our DOT inspection playlist of videos. We want to help you feel confident when you get a DOT inspection and empower you to be able to pass all your inspections.
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[@grizzly5053]

Thanks for the info. Where did you find the book I need it

[@martincuaron6130]

Can you split loom the tractor air lines also?

[@JoseRivera-cj9sl]

Thanks

[@DDTruckDriver]

Don't get a violation this week!

[@mikefernandez8795]

Would coolant hose also work?

[@DDTruckDriver]

Yes of course, we have used coolant hose many times as well. It is just more expensive so if it is all you have it is great, but if you can get cheap loom and save your coolant hose that will save you money.