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2015 Renegade explorer Bunkhouse 39' m-106 tail drag solutions

Yahoo Message Number: 15852
My coach has a factory built in roller just forward of the 20k hitch but tail comes too close to contacting the ground on many occasions even when being extremely careful and taking grades at an angle..... Any ideas besides casters ? Also can't find a owners manual on line ... Have a big thick binder with all mfg components manuals but does not include coach systems ?

Re: 2015 Renegade explorer Bunkhouse 39' m-106 tail drag solutions

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Yahoo Message Number: 15853
Do you have air bags in back. Increasing air pressure may help

Best
Ron Hall

Re: 2015 Renegade explorer Bunkhouse 39' m-106 tail drag solutions

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Yahoo Message Number: 15854
The dash switch indicates inflate or deflate and is always in the inflate position. Should you deflate before leveling?

Re: 2015 Renegade explorer Bunkhouse 39' m-106 tail drag solutions

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Yahoo Message Number: 15855
Not sure because I do not have air suspension. But Class A's deflate to level. Difference is they have bags all the way around. A call to Renegade or Freightliner may be needed.
Best
Ron Hall

Re: 2015 Renegade explorer Bunkhouse 39' m-106 tail drag solutions

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Yahoo Message Number: 15856
We generally deflate before leveling. If you do not, your levelers may be forced to release depending upon the load and how level the ground is.

JE
2015 Renegade Explorer

Re: 2015 Renegade explorer Bunkhouse 39' m-106 tail drag solutions

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Yahoo Message Number: 15857
Your manual should have all of your coach and chassis elements covered in it. Ours too, has a huge binder, but everything we need is in it.

JE
2015 Renegade Explorer

Re: 2015 Renegade explorer Bunkhouse 39' m-106 tail drag solutions

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Yahoo Message Number: 15858
Thanks for everyone's response!! Previous coach was a 45' Monaco Executive 10 airbags with air leveling