Posted by Rollie NE PA on July 24, 2017 at 17:33:04 from (108.57.48.28):
In Reply to: Double Truck Frames posted by showcrop on July 24, 2017 at 16:50:44:
I can't answer your question but I know first hand what happens when the double frame rails rust. Our fire dept. bought a 1974 GMC 4,000 gal milk tanker. We equipped it for fire service use. Because we are rural we used it to fill swimming pools as a fund raiser. One year we hauled somewhere around 900,000 gal of water. Eventually the rust between the frame rails got so bad that the outer rails buckled and became wavy to the point that it looked like the heads of the bolts were going to pop off. We had to replace the outer rails which was a lot of work because the tank had to be removed. You are going in the right direction to protect the double frame, I just don't know what really works.
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