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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past-Midirector wrote:-
What you say is interesting! I know some companies use 8 air bags instead of 4. So would a independent air system to each corner bag be better than the current tripod system?
I have not tried that one but with an on off switch I locked 8 air bags on a 40 ft Beaver so they could not pump and dump. Also did the same on a 4 air bag Country Coach. Both motor homes became more stable. Using 4 height control valves (one in each corner) I fear would create all sorts of problems which I'd like to refer to some of the more knowledgeable people in the forum to see what they think.
What you say is interesting! I know some companies use 8 air bags instead of 4. So would a independent air system to each corner bag be better than the current tripod system?
I have not tried that one but with an on off switch I locked 8 air bags on a 40 ft Beaver so they could not pump and dump. Also did the same on a 4 air bag Country Coach. Both motor homes became more stable. Using 4 height control valves (one in each corner) I fear would create all sorts of problems which I'd like to refer to some of the more knowledgeable people in the forum to see what they think.
