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- Son_of_NorwayExplorerI use Rhino ramps rather than jacks. They seems more secure to me. I don't have air though so I don't know how that would affect the use of ramps.
Miles - AprilWhineExplorerWhat I use
We use these in a 20 ton version. We lift the bus with the air levelers, reach under, keeping all body parts except one arm from under the coach, and slide these under the jack points. Once in place, we screw the jacks up manually until firmly loaded.
And yes, we use them under the Sprinter also. Air suspension will kill you in case of the Prevost, but a 12,000 lb Winnebago will kill you also. - bluwtr49Explorer III put the coach on some blocks and attach a hose from my air compressor into the coach air fitting. Due to the shape of my pad that allows me enough room to get underneath.
- slemnahExplorerI built wooden ramps that raise the vehicle almost 5" which gives me enough room to get under the vehicle. I then use jack stands under the frame in the unlikely event that the air bags drop.
Steve 97 Imperial - shaneperchExplorerI use my neighbor's pit to go under my big vehicles. I don't like going under anything that large. I get creepy feeling. I would very much tell you though NEVER EVER EVER USE CINDERBLOCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! always use wood. always
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