Yahoo Message Number: 95977 (http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Country-Coach-Owners/conversations/messages/95977)
How have you guys been safely getting under your Country Coach? With the air dropped and no longer having a building to use I need a safe way to access the underside. Can I block the frame and if so how without damaging anything? Thanks
Yahoo Message Number: 95979 (http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Country-Coach-Owners/conversations/messages/95979)
Has anyone needed to replace the straps for the fuel tank. I found someone to make the straps. The bolts they attach to is another story. Does anyone have a source for the u-bolts?
99 allure. 30147.
Doug Yunker
Yahoo Message Number: 95980 (http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Country-Coach-Owners/conversations/messages/95980)
I pull my coach onto a set of ramps to raise it, then dump the air bags. This is enough to allow good access.
I know some have used 2x10's layered for the ramps. I found some railroad ties that I use. It raises it about 8". Make sure you put ramps on both tires on the rear duals. I don't put them on my tag axle though.
Here are some pics that show the general idea:
http://www.wolfswords.com/motorhome/ramps.jpg (http://www.wolfswords.com/motorhome/ramps.jpg)
(http://www.wolfswords.com/motorhome/ramps.jpg) (http://www.wolfswords.com/motorhome/ramps.jpg)
http://www.wolfswords.com/motorhome/ramps.jpg (http://www.wolfswords.com/motorhome/ramps.jpg)
View on www.wolfswords.com (http://www.wolfswords.com/motorhome/ramps.jpg)
Hope this helps
Dan
2006 430 Allure with tag
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