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Most Gulfstream gas MH's had a fill valve around the rear wheelwell. It looks just like a normal tire valve.
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1998 Pace Arrow 35 ft. F53 Ford V10 2014 Honda CRV toad
32 years mechanic at Delta Air Lines 15 year motorhome service manager. 3 popups....2 travel trailers....5 motorhomes....loved them all.
Just check all around for the fill valve, maybe on or under rear bumper. Be carefull when airing them up, it only takes a few seconds. Mine have a 100lb max and I usually only put in about 75 lbs. You may have them on the front also, as I do. gud luck
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1991 Cross Country Sportscoach 32 ft. Homebase Indiana
I am trying to figure out a way to lift the rear of my Class A enough to prevent dragging when I back up my driveway. I am curious about how much lift I might get out of air bags. I have a 32' 2001 Surfside with 2 slides. Love the RV! Have to use ramps now and it is a painful process. Tks
The air bags on the back of my 2000 rexhall will lift about 6 inches at the tow hitch. Can you put wheels on the back of motor to keep from scraping. They make a lot of rear skid wheels for this purpose.
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