how do you work under a MH with air bags?
I have an older Winnie that sits fairly high on springs. Over the years I've spent a bit of time under there for service and upgrades. Somewhere in our future is a MH riding on air bags. Most of th...
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Ivylog wrote:Ivy, be a bit careful saying such. The installed jacks really can't be considered 'safety jacks' in that there is no way to physically lock the jacks in the extended position and prevent inadvertent retraction or other such lowering of the coach due a failure associated with the hydraulic system. The risk of system failure is probably very low but the results can be deadly. Same with an air bag based system.
Most will have automatic safety jacks, often called leveling jacks.
Myself I use the jacks to get the coach up then place 12 ton jack stands under the chassis before I go underneath.
