I do not know where these places you mention are....
I was just trying to help you out on the deck camber - I might have 20k. In chains and binders on my trailer - at least it feels that way
we all do what we do - I just don’t do what you do or where you do it
Adding adjustable ride height to older Fontaine RGN
Discussion in 'Heavy Haul Trucking Forum' started by Pilotdriver, Apr 8, 2020.
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Like a couple others have posted, the stock Fontaine way to adjust the ride height is a very simple lever. You just put the leveling valve on the end of a rotating rod, lever on the other end that catches into a few notches for your desired ride height settings. Just make sure you don't try to spin it so far as to overextend the bags, or keep it so low you're bottoming them out every bump. The trailer I pull has limiting straps on the shocks to keep from overextending the bags.
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Zoom in on the rideheight link. Its a single acting, spring return Bimba air cylinder. One air line from the dash extends it and opens the ride valve on the fly from your seat.Stray_Dog Thanks this. -
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may you guys can help me, i want to know if any of you have a blueprint or plan , with the ride height diagram to check how fix my lowboy , it will great if the ones who have one can send us some videos or pictures of the entire system. thanks -
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