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Old 01-21-2019, 10:09 PM   #16
Long & Winding road
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: 2017 Axis 25.4
State: Arkansas
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I just had to replace an air spring that had pulled apart(top plate pulling off the rubber "air spring area" away from the bottom plate, not ripped or cut, just pulled apart. My question is, could the levelers extended too far cause this to happen on my Class A DP? The MH is a 2015.
Well mine is rear leave spring and front coil spring. Pretty hard to mess those up.

I would think since your DP came with hydro levelers from the factory this would have been in the design of the boot/suspension.

Its seems like when I watch my Velocity/Motor trend TV that some of the aftermarket air rides (they install on trucks and cars) will rest on a plate?? So when they are jacked up they will have an inch or so space between this plate? Not sure on this one.
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