01-21-2023, 02:07 PM
One strong caution...don't ask me how we know...
If you elect to use the "AIR UP" procedure by lifting the coach with the bags, and THEN jack stand it in place...
When you exhaust the air from your bags, the axle drops down, stretching the bags from their seats. You stand the chance of popping the bags off their beads; just like a tire.
When this happens, you will have NO WAY to lift the coach, or even the axles, to reseat the bags...unless you have a jack.
Therefore, be very mindful of letting the axle "hang on the bags" unless you have a Plan B (a jack).
If you elect to use the "AIR UP" procedure by lifting the coach with the bags, and THEN jack stand it in place...
When you exhaust the air from your bags, the axle drops down, stretching the bags from their seats. You stand the chance of popping the bags off their beads; just like a tire.
When this happens, you will have NO WAY to lift the coach, or even the axles, to reseat the bags...unless you have a jack.
Therefore, be very mindful of letting the axle "hang on the bags" unless you have a Plan B (a jack).
Steve & Janice Vance
2015 Newell #1524
Glendora, CA