NEVER CRAWL UNDER AN AIRED UP COACH! You need to get the RV supported on jacks such that loss of air will not kill you. You will then be able to bleed the air system and work under the coach safely.

LouLawrence wrote:NEVER CRAWL UNDER AN AIRED UP COACH! You need to get the RV supported on jacks such that loss of air will not kill you. You will then be able to bleed the air system and work under the coach safely.This first !!!! I always lower the jacks AND then put large wooden blocks (8x8's stacked horizontally) under the frame in case the hydraulic jacks leak down/fail. Good luck and be careful.

Are you wanting to quantify the risk? if in doubt, find a truck mechanic that works in a pit under the coach. He knows what he is doing. Don't be asking for opinions on an internet web site.

Hard to fathom someone getting under a bus without any type of solid support. Pretty careless. Any way since you trust it, won't the jacks hold it up? I have had 3 Monacos and have seen the tire people change tires using the coach jacks. Or just pay a professional to change it. Good luck

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sailor_lou
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Sep 27, 2023
LouLawrence wrote:
NEVER CRAWL UNDER AN AIRED UP COACH! You need to get the RV supported on jacks such that loss of air will not kill you. You will then be able to bleed the air system and work under the coach safely.

This first !!!! I always lower the jacks AND then put large wooden blocks (8x8's stacked horizontally) under the frame in case the hydraulic jacks leak down/fail. Good luck and be careful.
StuartT
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Sep 27, 2023
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LouLawrence
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Sep 27, 2023
NEVER CRAWL UNDER AN AIRED UP COACH! You need to get the RV supported on jacks such that loss of air will not kill you. You will then be able to bleed the air system and work under the coach safely.

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