2005 Travel Supreme Select Equilizer Systems

[wordofgodspe]

Does anyone have any idea where the hydraulic tank is for the Equalizer Systems Auto Leveling is located. Also is there a separate air pump for this same system for leveling with air? This is supposed to be a dual system, however I have to set the NULL using the air system, but when pressing the air button to change from Hydraulic Leveling to Air Leveling, nothing happens. I have attached a picture of the control panel. Perhaps someone knows a bit about it. It worked great last year, but the Hydraulic rams don't seem to be working for completely for lowering and don't want to retract once they are down. I think it needs fluid but I am not sure. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance

[rag_ftw]

On my coach the hydraulic reservoir is located in the generator compartment and is mounted on the passenger side of the firewall. I do not have the air level option, only hydraulic.

[bamaboy473]

Here ya go. This is the hydraulic part of your system.

[Dale F]

I'll take a stab at these questions. The hydraulic tank is accessed through the generator compartment. Can't say which side. My old TS coach was on the driver's side. Earlier post said there's was passenger side. So either or. Can't answer the air. I'd guess there is only one air compressor that works the entire coach's air systems.

My Equalizer system is a little different on my 06 coach. I asked a question when I first got my coach on the purpose of air and hydraulic. The answers came back to use the air leveler when it's an overnight stop and you don't want to deploy the jacks. I use the hydraulic system when I set-up for a stay.

I'm confused on setting the NULL with the air. I've only set the NULL when using the jacks. I know sometimes I have to manually work the jacks and then do the auto retract and extend to get them working again. Almost like I've confused the system pushing too many buttons at a time.