Tires off ground when leveled?
Hi, am working on a 2003 Newmar for a friend. When using the automatic hydraulic levelers, is it ok for several of the tires to be off the ground several inches? The levelers are on blocks of wood, ...
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Lobstah wrote:wildmanbaker wrote:Executive wrote:J-Rooster wrote:
During the Workhorse/Bosch brake recall, I got a call to come and pick up my Winnebago from the Workhorse Service Shop. When I walked into the service area, I couldn't believe what I was seeing there was 8 coaches in there and they were all off the ground via there own self levelers (all the wheels on each coach)! They seemed not care about having all the wheels off the ground, sure looked unsafe too me!
They weren't THEIR coaches...:E:E....Dennis
No.... They just don't pay any attention to "INTERNET myths", like most of the people on this forum. That and they probably know how each leveling system operates, and look them over before trusting them to support the weight.
Agreed.
Oh... you bad boys are just gonna make me bite on this, aren't you?
a 33,000 pound box on sticks ain't "rolling" anywhere...
That only happens in the movies, like when Robin Williams high centers the Turd on Diablo Pass.
While I've seen some motorhome jacks I wouldn't trust to hold up a popup, the 3" powergear cylinders under my Knight are rated at 20k each...
I don't like lifting tires, but I don't fear it either...
