aarondeere wrote:
2oldman wrote:
I own one, and it's Sport Chassis, not Sports.
Air seats, air cab, air hitch, air shocks. And plenty of headroom. And you sit up high. And 22.5" tires roll smooth.
I will admit one annoyance.. I'm constantly battling air leaks. Nothing critical, but I wish someone could fix them for longer than 6 months.
Sorry sport chassis. Get use to air leaks. Winter time is the worst for me with the fittings shrinking. Have 2 fendt tractors that have air brakes and there is always something hissing a little. Mechanic says only worry when the leaks get big. Having all the air suspensions sure does sound like a nice ride though.
Running off in the weeds here. Will that mechanic pay your fines? If the leak is big enough to hear, it can get you put OOS. There is a minimum amount of time the vehicle must hold pressure. I but hundreds of thousands of miles on old trucks. Fixed many a leak. Most times I fix one it never leaks again until part wears out.
