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NC Iowa | nothing wrong with 144's as long as you pay attention to them. should be a solid 'click' when you flip each switch, not a wimpy clunk. if not, take apart and clean. shine up the plunger too. don't lose the spring. wire all grounds together and then run wire back to bolt on cab. they need a good ground. don't try the drawbar thing on connections. my 144's are way older than yours, and still work good. i am going to replace with ball valves every year, but can't see where i would gain anything when the time comes to order. | |
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144A Solonoid Valves
