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Old 11-08-2017, 01:05 PM   #1
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Use jacks with air bags on front???

Firestone and Airlift say you cannot use their airbags when jacking or leveling our 35' Adventurer, without letting the air out. I guess I could see why. Those airbags would be stretched beyond their limits.

I need something to lift a bit and provide a better ride, so thought airbags would be better than SumoSprings. Some say SumoSprings ride firm.

Is there an airbag that we can survive jacking to the point of sometimes having the wheels off the ground?

Any other suggestions?

I am capable and do all my own maintenance.

Richard
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