crash down in the middle of the night!
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11-11-2007, 13:42
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crash down in the middle of the night!
Tom; I tried your numbers and they seem not to work; can you give any other
information about chocks. wallace craig thomas_sorrentino I've had it happen to me also. In my case a fitting broke off at the jack and fluid was everywhere. I had to remove the jack to e-z out the fitting. FWIW the coach was on what I would consider relatively flat ground. I had wheel chocks front and back of one front wheel. I had these wheel chocks http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/s...t_6970_137 76_13776 After the big fall the front tire was actually on top of, squishing the wheel chock. I wish I had taken a photo, but I was too upset. The next day I ordered the chocks John Finn recommended! Tom Sorrentino 1987 PT38 Bedford Hills, NY --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Rose Mary" wrote: > > Hi group, > been home 2 nights, last night in the middle of a deep sleep (I still > sleep in the coach when we are home as my daughter is taking care of > the homefront and has my room in the house).. > I was awakened by a crash and things falling... > I had both back levelers up to level the coach on a slight incline. > When I went out and looked the levelers were actually under the coach > in the wrong direction....I started her up, let the air build and then > retracted the levelers. They went back up fine, phew! Don't know why > everything had shifted back, the air brake was set etc....guess maybe > I had them too high? I put them back down but it appeared the LR one > was at slight angle forward so I put them back up for the night. > Haven't got around to putting them down as I will likely move the > coach to a different park spot for the couple weeks we will be home. > Anyone had this experience? > > Thanks > Rose Mary > 82 FC 35 > JP's White Bird > at home in Oregon for Thanksgiving > Yahoo! Groups Links Wallace Craig 95 WLWB 42 Azle, Texas [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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11-11-2007, 14:00
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crash down in the middle of the night!
Wallace,
If you go to www dot northerntool dot com. Item # 33171 is the ones I had. Item # 451672 is what I have now. I guess it was my own ignorance, but myself and the mobil mechanic that was there were shocked that the coach rolled over the chock on this relatively flat ground. He (the mobil mechanic) had the same chocks, which he said he was getting rid of also! Tom Sorrentino 1987 PT38 Bedford Hills, NY --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Wallace Craig > > Tom; I tried your numbers and they seem not to work; can you give any other information about chocks. > wallace craig > > thomas_sorrentino > I've had it happen to me also. In my case a fitting broke off at the > jack and fluid was everywhere. I had to remove the jack to e-z out > the fitting. > FWIW the coach was on what I would consider relatively flat ground. I > had wheel chocks front and back of one front wheel. I had these wheel > chocks > http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/s...t_6970_137 > 76_13776 > After the big fall the front tire was actually on top of, squishing > the wheel chock. I wish I had taken a photo, but I was too upset. > The next day I ordered the chocks John Finn recommended! > > Tom Sorrentino > 1987 PT38 > Bedford Hills, NY > > > > --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Rose Mary" > wrote: > > > > Hi group, > > been home 2 nights, last night in the middle of a deep sleep (I > still > > sleep in the coach when we are home as my daughter is taking care of > > the homefront and has my room in the house).. > > I was awakened by a crash and things falling... > > I had both back levelers up to level the coach on a slight incline. > > When I went out and looked the levelers were actually under the > coach > > in the wrong direction....I started her up, let the air build and > then > > retracted the levelers. They went back up fine, phew! Don't know why > > everything had shifted back, the air brake was set etc....guess > maybe > > I had them too high? I put them back down but it appeared the LR one > > was at slight angle forward so I put them back up for the night. > > Haven't got around to putting them down as I will likely move the > > coach to a different park spot for the couple weeks we will be home. > > Anyone had this experience? > > > > Thanks > > Rose Mary > > 82 FC 35 > > JP's White Bird > > at home in Oregon for Thanksgiving > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > Wallace Craig > 95 WLWB 42 > Azle, Texas > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > |
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