We had a freeze warning and even though I drained the tanks and open the line drains, I figured I better blow out the lines just to be safe. I noticed a nice little air hose connector by the water heater bypass, awesome I can blow out the lines! Just to be extra safe, I opened the faucets so I wouldn’t blow a pipe out when I connected to my five gallon compressor.
To my surprise, the back of the RV came up 3 inches, holy cow! So now I discover I had airbags but a missing compressor the previous owner decided to keep, thanks buddy! After doing a little research, I found out no pressure on the airbags explains why we were bottoming out on the mis-matched expansion joints on those Louisiana bridges! My next project is adding fill valves to take care of the ride until I can afford to add a compressor with dash mounted height adjustment, on the cheap of course!
Did you say you are in Louisana currently? We are heading that way.
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We passed through Louisiana in November. If you are travelling the I10 corridor, try to catch a stop at Poche’s Fish Farm and RV Park!
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Okey, so what did you like about it ? What are the things to do there ? Our first stop in LA is Sam Houston Jones State Park.
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I have a December 2nd post that tells about Poche’s and some links to places nearby. Very quiet spot six miles from the noisy interstate.
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