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"Monaco Coach Forum Member"  |
I have a 2006 Holiday Rambler Class C, 31', and was wondering what the rest of you are using as a pressure in your air bag system for the chasis.
Gene & Betty Lebanon,Tennessee 2006 Holiday Rambler Atlantis 31PBS Ford Chasis V-10 E450 6.8 2004 Cadillac SRX 2008 Honda Goldwing Lehman Trike Motorcycle 2 Spoiled Cats,(timmy & tammy) |
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"Moderator"  |
I didn't think the E450 had air bags as a standard part of the suspension. Are these air bags a feature of the HR Atlantis?
I'm adding a shortcut to this inquiry in the Monaco Owners forum to improve the chances of another Atlantis owner seeing it. Gary Brinck 2004 American Tradition 2007 GMC Acadia Homebase in the Ocala Nat'l Forest near Ocala, FL |
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"Monaco Coach Forum Member" |
I don't know if they have them on other Class C, but the Holiday Atlantis has them, and seem to really change the ride when loaded. I have been running 50psi, but wondered if anyone had other thoughts on it.
Gene & Betty Lebanon,Tennessee 2006 Holiday Rambler Atlantis 31PBS Ford Chasis V-10 E450 6.8 2004 Cadillac SRX 2008 Honda Goldwing Lehman Trike Motorcycle 2 Spoiled Cats,(timmy & tammy) |
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"Winnebago Coach Forum Member" |
have them on my 31h winnie. Last week going to the mountains fully loaded I ran 70lbs.
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"Moderator, Texas Boomer, Vintage RV Owner "  |
When we had the 31A Minnie Winnie we ran about 35psig in the rear as well as the front air springs. Just enough to give some extra support.
My thought on running 50 psig or more is that you are probably over loaded. With full fuel, loaded for a week on the road, 1/4 tank of fresh water, empty waste tanks, we weighed right at 13,950#, just 100# under the chassis rating of 14,050#. This was on a 31' C with NO slides, but we did have HWH levelers. KE5DFR Vintage 1979 Silver streak and a 2002 7.3L Crew Cab Dually w/ a SCMT, Jordan Ultima 2020 brake controller and a Reese Dual Cam HP hitch. Travel with TWO Miniature Schnauzers and one small Parrot.---Practicing for our retirement! Have Flamingo, will travel! Honorary Oklahoma Boomers Check out the Texas Boomers at http://texasboomers.org/ |
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"Moderator" |
buckeyes...
There had been a similar rig in the park last night.  I will see if they are still here when I go for my walk ...and I will stop and ask if they are...   MM |
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"Moderator" |
 Buckeyes...It is a 2002 Atlantis without the bags...  MM |
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"Tiffin Coach Owner's Forum Member" |
When we had our 31' Minnie, I tried various settings from 40 psi. up to 80 psi. and finally settled on 50 psi like you. It's just a matter of what works for you. If I remember correctly, you should NOT let the air bags get below 20 and no more than 100 psi.
Lou & Mary Jo 2 Fur Kids-Scooter & Sophie Minnie Long Hair Dachshunds 2008 Allegro Bay 35 TSB W-25.5 2005 Jeep Liberty (Toad) Roadmaster Falcon A.T. towbar BrakeBuddy Protect A Tow |
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"Winnebago Coach Forum Member ∙ WCMC Member"  |
I have them on our 2008 E-450. Firestone in the rear. I have been running about 45 psi.
Tom & Bonnie 2008 Winnebago Aspect 29H (No Such Thing as a B+) Crossville, TN Toad Pontiac G6 |
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