Couldn't bear to see an empty forum

[jello_jeep]

I couldn't bear to see an empty forum, so I had to post something!

How many of you, dump all your air to get as low as possible (for easy ingress & egress) then level going up from there?

Inquiring minds want to know!

Fwiw I have both the regular Prevost level low, and an auto system as well.

[dalej]

I do, I love it when I have a level pad and just dump the air.
Prevost recommends it, as your coach will be stable.

[truk4u]

Fwiw I have bothe thre

See, he's in the squeezins again!

[hhoppe]

Jello: You been hanging with the LA low riders too long. Can you make your bus hop de hop? Eloo Frigatho!! man.

[Loc]

If the site is level, I usually dump all of the air and put the bus on its belly.

[garyde]

Hey Warren. I keep mine low when I store, it helps when I wash the Coach.

[Jerry Winchester]

Loc,

I think a little full disclosure is needed here. You dump the rig air so the dog can get back in the coach.

[jello_jeep]

Fwiw I have bothe thre

See, he's in the squeezins again!

Whatcha talking about Plasticster? My post is not mispelled at all?

I think YOU been in the squeezins! And I am really pissed you didn't invite me!!!

Thanks everyone for the input!

[phorner]

Sorry to pick up on an old thread, but a couple of posts were of interest to me.

Seems that when I use the "auto level", my Liberty ends up so low to the ground that it's very difficult to connect the sewer coupling. It appears that the coach "lowers" which ever corner(s) are required to make the bus level.

Is it possible to have the coach raise the appropriate corner(s) to achieve a level state instead?

My controls only have "ride", "manual", and "auto" settings.

Any recommendations?

[Joe Cannarozzi]

Can't help with the auto-level but as for the waste hose issue

When getting to a campsite I hook the waste hose and dump, first thing, then unhook it and stow it until we leave when I again hook it and dump. We have 125 gal capacity and on a weekend getaway the first indicator light won't even usually light up till the last day.

This also allows me to manually lean while draining to compinsate for the large FLAT BOTTOM holding tank and not having the hose hooked just looks neater too.

With just Deb and I it takes days to fill the holding tank, 125 gal. We also usually never hook into the campground water either, filling the fresh water before leaving home gives us at least 3 or 4 days and not running water that I'm unsure of through the bus makes me happy.

The waste hose situation is definitely a draw back if you are one that has previously used and enjoyed a sloped holder as we did. I have grown to appreciate the new procedure, not needing the holder or having to display the hose.

Even with that said of our new method we are still faced with unhooking it and clearing it because of the LOW proximity of the coupler. I have fashioned a short piece of hose that hooks to the fresh water tank drain that is also right there since we have no gray tank to flush with.