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Old 07-28-2013, 07:06 AM   #1
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About Air Bags
I am curious to know if all Diesel pushers have air bags? I know that Holiday Rambler and Monaco do at either 8 or 10. However, I have never been able to get any information about other makes. I have written to Forest River and they have never replied. I still haven't heard from Coachman either. I'm just wondering if this is an issue that they don't wish to discuss?
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The coach builder is not the one who adds air bags - it is the chassis builder. Look at Freightliner and Spartan's websites for information on the suspensions. This will cover most of the motorhomes built in the last few years.
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If you were to buy one without air bags, I can find a kit for your application.
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Holiday Rambler and Monaco build on their own chassis, the Roadmaster, which has the airbags.

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