MORE...Leveling Travel Trailer with air bags
So on another thread we went down a path of possibly using airbags or air shocks to level a travel trailer from side to side. Looking under the trailer it appeared that a single airbag with an arm ...
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I saw the fire hose solution. But you are still carrying something and playing the "back it up a few more inches , honey".....
I want it totally self contained. Stop at a Walmart or Cabelas....Boom! Level....
I built a drop deck trailer a few years ago to haul machine tools and motorcycles. This used "Axle-less hubs" as I couldn't have an axle in the way. Worked out great. But for this project I want to keep it simple.
Airbag are incredibly hard when inflated to only 30 pounds. I would bet you have more "give" from the tires than the low volum airbags would give you. And I'd still be using stabilizer jacks to stop and jiggle.
Still not sure what direction I'm going to go. Still might go air shocks and be done with it!
I want it totally self contained. Stop at a Walmart or Cabelas....Boom! Level....
I built a drop deck trailer a few years ago to haul machine tools and motorcycles. This used "Axle-less hubs" as I couldn't have an axle in the way. Worked out great. But for this project I want to keep it simple.
Airbag are incredibly hard when inflated to only 30 pounds. I would bet you have more "give" from the tires than the low volum airbags would give you. And I'd still be using stabilizer jacks to stop and jiggle.
Still not sure what direction I'm going to go. Still might go air shocks and be done with it!
