Is there an air chuck on my 2001 TradeWinds model 7390? I've looked and can't find it. Would be nice to have to top off tires instead of waiting on the portable compressor.

Sarg,
Not sure if your 2001 has one or not. My 99 didn't. There will be a manifold, about 2" square, with about 4 quarter inch plugs in it and probably one line coming off it to your dash gauges. This manifold should be on the firewall somewhere in the front. Tie into one of these ports because this is straight off the compressor. I have mine right in front by the generator. Bought 75 feet of 1/4" air line. I put them together to come to the rear tires so I don't have to stretch the 50' piece so far. Works real good. I run 100 lbs. Have used it several times. Had a valve stem seal leaking on the last trip. Finally stopped in Gunnison, CO and had it repaired. Tired would be down to about 60 lbs every morning. Got tired of that. LOL

Jerry

Hey Jerry, You're right on the spot. It was on the right of the generator. It has a line running from the top and a larger line running from the bottom. As soon as it cools down here or early tomorrow I'll crawl under and see where the larger line goes. The "box" has two plugs on each side and two on the front. I'm thinking the larger line is running to the compressor, we'll see tomorrow. Thanks, appreciate the help.
Joe

You're right Sarg. This is the only place National RV authorized for tying in for air. The large line is the feed and the other one, I think, is the air horns.

Does anyone know where you can hookup an air chuck on a 2007 Tropi-Cal

Same question for me, does anyone know where you can hookup an air chuck on a 2006 Dolphin?

I don't know about your's but mine was in the front to the right of the generator. It had a small line running out from the top and a larger line (feed line) running out of the bottom. It's a silver looking junction box and has two 1/4" plugs on each side and two on the front. Seems like they are close to the generator for some reason.

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Originally posted by rkerber:
Same question for me, does anyone know where you can hookup an air chuck on a 2006 Dolphin?

Rick, if you are not kidding....unless you put an on board compressor on your coach, you are out of luck. If you need a compressor, I would suggest a search on portable air compressors. That should get you a lot of info. I have seen several people get this one when it goes on sale for $99
Compressor

Some just put it in their bins and others put it on a pullout shelf.
I am thinking of doing the same thing.