Yahoo Message Number: 90852 (http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Country-Coach-Owners/conversations/messages/90852)
And as you know the "drafting" is no better than the information provided. I would suggest everyone measure the height of your coach at normal ride height. The easiest way is use a 2x4 and a level, put the 2x4 on the highest part of the top, a/.c, satellite dome, etc. Using the level hold the 2x4 level and measure the distance to the ground. Make a sticker, sign, etc and place it in plain view of the driver. Anything within 6" of my height and I stop and look.
Mikee
Yahoo Message Number: 90935 (http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Country-Coach-Owners/conversations/messages/90935)
I'm not sure about your coaches but our "jumps" up at least a couple inches when we put it in gear. We discovered this when we were trying to determine which drop hitch we needed to pull our trailer. We thought we had it right...made sure the coach was aired up to ride height put on the 4" drop with the right ball...drove about 10 miles up the road, stopped to get diesel and the rear of the trailer scraped pretty bad as we went into the truck stop.
Tammy Toalson
Affinity 6611