You might want ot edit this on. I tried to send it to the party
directly but once again I met faliure. I thought Dave's idea was a good
one maybe somebody else needs this too> chuck
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Date: Sat, 11 Jul 1998 09:08:22 -0700
From: Chuck Will
To: s9d3452
Subject: Parking blocks
I saw a pretty neat trick accomplished by Dave Lowry in Santa Barbara
and will get these when I go to Camping World next time. He purchased a
set of rotating plates on a metal rod. One plate sets on the ground the
other is above the rod and is rotated until the correct height is
reached. He raises his coach with the air bags, inserts the plates and
rod rotates them up till they touch the center of the Bogies and then
releases the air in the bags. This raises the wheels off the ground
about a 1/8 inch and takes all the weight off the air bags and the two
sets of plates are light not bulky and store quite easily in the
compartment where the propane tank is located. I thought it looked
pretty neat. Incidentally Dave has MS and is in one of those motorized
wheel chairs. He is a very knowledgeable about GMC's and his wife
drives the rig and does most all the things Dave would like to do but
just can not. What a great Couple of People they are!
directly but once again I met faliure. I thought Dave's idea was a good
one maybe somebody else needs this too> chuck
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Date: Sat, 11 Jul 1998 09:08:22 -0700
From: Chuck Will
To: s9d3452
Subject: Parking blocks
I saw a pretty neat trick accomplished by Dave Lowry in Santa Barbara
and will get these when I go to Camping World next time. He purchased a
set of rotating plates on a metal rod. One plate sets on the ground the
other is above the rod and is rotated until the correct height is
reached. He raises his coach with the air bags, inserts the plates and
rod rotates them up till they touch the center of the Bogies and then
releases the air in the bags. This raises the wheels off the ground
about a 1/8 inch and takes all the weight off the air bags and the two
sets of plates are light not bulky and store quite easily in the
compartment where the propane tank is located. I thought it looked
pretty neat. Incidentally Dave has MS and is in one of those motorized
wheel chairs. He is a very knowledgeable about GMC's and his wife
drives the rig and does most all the things Dave would like to do but
just can not. What a great Couple of People they are!