5th Wheel Hitch, Aux Fuel, and Air Bag Questions
I recently purchased a 2010 Chevy Silverado 2500HD (50K miles). It is a great truck and I am lucky to have found it. It has an Edge chip, B&W turnover ball, 60 gallon auxiliary fuel tank, and air bags. We are working on selling our 2010 Jayco 26BH which has been awesome, but my dang kids are getting bigger and need more room so this was purchased in preparations to upgrade to a 2014 Jayco 31.5 FBHS. I have just a couple questions I was hoping I could get some guidance on...
Anyone have any feedback on the B&W RVK3000 5th Wheel Hitch? I think it will be great, but just wanted to get feedback. No sense in having something else installed over the to of this when this system is already in.
I filled my auxiliary tank up to the max so I was carrying about 95 gallons of diesel and pulled my Jayco 26BH from SLC to Boise and back for work with no fill-ups. Weird thing was my fuel gauge would drop to empty after driving for a while. Once I turned off the engine it would go back to full. It just has a manual valve that drains directly into my main fuel tank. Any thoughts?
Lastly, I have the airbags and the system is manual so I just have a valve stem like on a tire to fill it or empty it. My question is how do I appropriately adjust the bags? Do I just fill them to level it out or is there a certain pressure I can put in them measured by a tire guage? I think they are Air Ride, but I am not exactly sure.
Thanks in advance for your thoughts and advice!
Anyone have any feedback on the B&W RVK3000 5th Wheel Hitch? I think it will be great, but just wanted to get feedback. No sense in having something else installed over the to of this when this system is already in.
I filled my auxiliary tank up to the max so I was carrying about 95 gallons of diesel and pulled my Jayco 26BH from SLC to Boise and back for work with no fill-ups. Weird thing was my fuel gauge would drop to empty after driving for a while. Once I turned off the engine it would go back to full. It just has a manual valve that drains directly into my main fuel tank. Any thoughts?
Lastly, I have the airbags and the system is manual so I just have a valve stem like on a tire to fill it or empty it. My question is how do I appropriately adjust the bags? Do I just fill them to level it out or is there a certain pressure I can put in them measured by a tire guage? I think they are Air Ride, but I am not exactly sure.
Thanks in advance for your thoughts and advice!
