03-29-2020, 05:12 PM
The coach is back and I thought I would post a couple of shots of the replaced rear air bags, as it might help others contemplating replaceing theirs.
The old bags were Firestone 1T15M-0 which are still available under a new number.
New bags are Goodyear 2095 , which were sourced in Las Vegas. I am unable to Google 2095 airbags.
224.00 each with a total of 6 hours labor for r and r of the bags. Labor rate was 115.00 per hour.
I had overnight air charges that I am sure were loaded in to the coast of the air bags. The shop also replaced airlines to the brake canisters. Got to love the cost of 1.45 ft for air lins , and brass fittings at 3.00 each. Since I ended up at a full service industrial shop, I had them replace our rusted out exhaust system. A lot of welding was done, as the muffler was determind to be in excellent shape but all the piping was replaced.
Next season we will replace the front 4 bags....
The old bags were Firestone 1T15M-0 which are still available under a new number.
New bags are Goodyear 2095 , which were sourced in Las Vegas. I am unable to Google 2095 airbags.
224.00 each with a total of 6 hours labor for r and r of the bags. Labor rate was 115.00 per hour.
I had overnight air charges that I am sure were loaded in to the coast of the air bags. The shop also replaced airlines to the brake canisters. Got to love the cost of 1.45 ft for air lins , and brass fittings at 3.00 each. Since I ended up at a full service industrial shop, I had them replace our rusted out exhaust system. A lot of welding was done, as the muffler was determind to be in excellent shape but all the piping was replaced.
Next season we will replace the front 4 bags....
Guy & Sue
1984 Classic 40' #59