Alex,

Bearing play is good. Tires are almost brand new and have no noticable wear.

Thank you

Richard

Thanks Mike.

So if there are systems live, even though all switches are off or idle, the batteries are being used? Therefore, if the bus is stored for a month or so, I need power connected?

Thanks

Richard

Hi Jerry,

OK, I will get it up on ramps, check all of my connections, and test the ride height valve. I haven’t gotten under it much until lately due to the warnings and it is so close to the ground. Even with backups to supports, I am still uncomfortable. I will purchase some 2×12’s and make some ramps.

Thank you

Richard

Hi Bill,

When my bus is in auto level (Road) mode, the front bags fully inflate now instead of stopping at normal height. The only way to adjust the front back down to level is switch to level low so I can manually adjust the air. That is how my system is set up to operate. The selector you are referring to is a later version than mine, I have…

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Thanks Mike, I appreciate the feedback. You were right, I called Prevost and got the standard bay door struts very reasonable from them.

Richard

Thanks Mike, I just figured they were pretty standard for our coaches and someone had a particular source already to reduce my research.

Richard

Disregard my question, I was studying the operation, and figured out how it operates… it would have bit me LOL…

Richard

Good evening Chad, Now that I have spent several weeks tracking, researching, and talking to Prevost and Liberty, I finally understand the level low and air systems on our vintage coach. I am going to reference the picture on the right you attached for me earlier talking about the ride valve and cut wires on the other valve. Where the wires…

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Thank you Chad. Just for clarification, do you mean change the guts out on the skinner valve? If so, I don’t mind doing that as an option as it would make available parts I have not yet been able to find. I will also look into your other suggestion of a possible later Norgren as well.

Thanks again.

Richard