I didnt notice the big welded on tag up on the gooseneck.
Thanks Rome KG ill give him a shout and see if he will help give me some info. I hated to just start calling the people that have conversion kits and prying them for info. And i dont really want to Pay 10K for a conversion kit when i can get the cylinder for about 2K and ive got enough steel laying around to fab whatever is needed.
I didnt notice the big welded on tag up on the gooseneck.
Anyone have dimensions to tell me difference between a 60 and 70? Got it home. But I cannot find a tag or sn plate anywhere. Found a spot where I thought one might have been. I do know it’s a round bottomn
#70 8Cxxxx and #60 1Dxxxx are round bottom.
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