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Old 12-23-2013, 02:01 PM   #57
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I change the oil & filter on my M.H. my self, I just raise it on its concrete pad with it's jacks just high enough so I can get under it with my creeper and put a drain pan under the drain area.
I installed one of those drain plugs that all you have to do is flip the lever to drain it.
I don't have to use a wrench like before and don't worry about dropping the plug.
Just a thought.
Might I suggest the use of two Jack stands just in case?
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Old 12-23-2013, 04:18 PM   #58
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I belong to the Enough clearance" crowd. In fact on those occasions where I have watched them change the oil, Even the pro's did not lift it, just slid under on a crawler.

Only once has it been "Lifted" sort of.. When it tossed half the serp belt (yes half) I drove it over the top of a "Grease pit" so the workers could change it more easily.. and they did too. Of course in that position they did not "lift" the motor home.....they lowered the floor.
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