Are Air Suspension Motor Homes Dangerous
I started a repair business in 1965, retired and sold in 2002. I have not repaired a motor home air suspension system since but at that time considered them to be unsafe. I hope that motor home compan...
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lunch surfer wrote:
Hope a real diesel service man can comment, but I do not think any chassis are built with 2 ride heighth control valves front and 1 rear. Some have 2 front 2 rear, but most 1 front 2 rear. Somebody hacked on the chassis. Freightliner Spartan have impeccable safety records. No worries here regarding this. Only unsafe thing about air suspended chassis is to crawl under one without secondary support in case you accidently hit one of the air ride control valves. I need to be thinner but this ain't the way to do it........
Ok as long as we are discussing safety how about those crazy air brake things. What will this fellow do if he loses air pressure all together. Hope he has an boat anchor to throw out........lol
Then by design the MH brakes will automatically lock up ( lost air pressure).
