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I RECENTLY BOUGHT A '75 DODGE FIELD & STREAM RV THAT COMES EQUIPT WITH SUSPENSION AIRBAGS, MY QUESTION IS WHAT IS THE PROPER PSI FOR THIS??? Just because your computer came with a caps lock does not mean you must use it. Sentence case is the polite standard as it is much easier to read. "JVTURCIOS" |I RECENTLY BOUGHT A '75 DODGE FIELD & STREAM RV THAT COMES EQUIPT WITH SUSPENSION AIRBAGS, MY QUESTION IS WHAT IS THE PROPER PSI FOR THIS??? >Just because your computer came with a caps lock does not mean you must use >it. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >|I RECENTLY BOUGHT A '75 DODGE FIELD & STREAM RV THAT COMES EQUIPT WITH >SUSPENSION AIRBAGS, MY QUESTION IS WHAT IS THE PROPER PSI FOR THIS??? WELLL EXCUSE ME!!! >Just because your computer came with a caps lock does not mean you must use >it. > >Sentence case is the polite standard as it is much easier to read. >WELLL EXCUSE ME!!! >"JVTURCIOS" > >|I RECENTLY BOUGHT A '75 DODGE FIELD & STREAM RV THAT COMES EQUIPT WITH >SUSPENSION AIRBAGS, MY QUESTION IS WHAT IS THE PROPER PSI FOR THIS??? > Just because your computer came with a caps lock does > not mean you must use it. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > I RECENTLY BOUGHT A '75 DODGE FIELD & STREAM RV THAT COMES EQUIPT WITH > SUSPENSION AIRBAGS, MY QUESTION IS WHAT IS THE PROPER PSI FOR THIS??? Top-posting is an equally egregious offense in usenet. <snotty grin> I haven't read ANY other replies, but I'm kinda hoping the (obvious) newbie doesn't get flamed too badly for his faux pas. On the other hand, it doesn't take too much perception to discern the difference between posting in ALL CAPS versus what is usually done: Capitalized and punctuated as one would do when formally writing. If you type in ALL CAPS when formally writing, you're a moron so just nevermind. All of this assumes (laughably) that, before making his big, on-line debut, the OP peruses the group (lurks) for a day or two, or an hour or two, or - fer pete's sake - reads a couple or three messages and NOTICES that the others are not posting in ALL CAPS, the on-line equivalent of SHOUTING. As for his airbags, I haven't a clue. I hope he gets a good answer and comes back with his CAPS LOCK key off. If they were mine on my <ahem> 32-year-old rig, I'd put 20-30-lbs in 'em and watch them for a day or two. If they are HALF as old as the rig, I'd be AMAZED if they still held air.  Signature:) JR Mean Evil Bell System Historical Society | > Just because your computer came with a caps lock does | > not mean you must use it. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] | | Top-posting is an equally egregious offense in usenet. <snotty grin> Give the man a cigar!! ... he got the point which is more than can be said of the OP. I think your best bet is to serch out the MFG and inquire.I installed Air Lift brand on a 1988 C30 Chevy class C MH minimum pres was 50 lbs max was 100 lbs it gave the rig an 8 in rear end lift at 100 lbs >I think your best bet is to serch out the MFG and inquire.I installed >Air Lift brand on a 1988 C30 Chevy class C MH minimum pres was 50 lbs >max was 100 lbs it gave the rig an 8 in rear end lift at 100 lbs Thanks John, your advise will be very helpful. > Thanks John, your advise will be very helpful. Is your set very old? All I know is air shocks. If you lost one, the other went with it. Are air bags of your type independent of the others or is it a common system? Signature:) JR The air lift I had were on my GM G30 for 6 + years with out any probs each had its own air fill line one on each side of the rear axel. Don't you just hate a web Nanny Wanabee? Some senior folks type in caps because of poor eye site qlty@webtv.net (John) wrote in news:3238-4606AA3D-935@storefull- 3336.bay.webtv.net: > The air lift I had were on my GM G30 for 6 + years with out any probs > each had its own air fill line one on each side of the rear axel. > Don't you just hate a web Nanny Wanabee? Some senior folks type in caps > because of poor eye site Only those with Macular Degeneration - a condition that is NOT conducive to driving. <evil grin> Trolls, however, abound on Usenet and are NOT appreciated in this NG. > Trolls, however, abound on Usenet The Understatement of the Century! :) (We're we trolled?) :\ > and are NOT appreciated in this NG. OK. I'll buy that. Just WHAT newsgroup ARE they appreciated in? (Can you imagine the scene? A newsgroup of and by trolls. Awesome!) Signature:) JR John wrote:...Some senior folks type in caps because of poor eye site. That sounds like bullshit to me. Typing in all caps is HARDER to read. If someone is having trouble seeing the words, increasing the size of the font is what they should do, NOT type in caps !!! SignatureJerryD(upstateNY) >John wrote:...Some senior folks type in caps because of poor eye site. > >That sounds like bullshit to me. >Typing in all caps is HARDER to read. >If someone is having trouble seeing the words, increasing the size of the >font is what they should do, NOT type in caps !!! Thanx a lot Jerry, but I'm not a senior yet (thank god). All I was looking for was some good honest help, but people are too busy judging my writing to offer any real advise advise Tthanx again. > people are too busy judging my writing to > offer any real advise Aw, don't get yer shorts in a wad. You posted an ALL-CAPS message by mistake. Your writing has been JUST FINE since. Sheesh! Stick around - or look around - usenet awhile, my friend. You see flamefests ignited by far lesser things. You barely "got warm", much less flamed. I recall you got at least ONE good bit of info from another poster (OP). Then there was MY two-cents-worth with 20-30-lbs for a few days and watch 'em. We like talking about RV and camping-related stuff. We occasionally stray off-topic but, as far as I am concerned, less than <ahem> THAT OTHER RVing newsgroup. <grin> Stick around for a while. Do you have a first name? This is NOT being a Net Nanny. This is maudlin tripe. I'll stop now. I need to go camping. It's been a LONG winter. Signature:) JR AMEN. That poor eyesight has always been a lame assed excuse for the all caps thing. SignatureSteve Barker YOU should be the one controlling YOUR car. Check out: www.lightsout.org > John wrote:...Some senior folks type in caps because of poor eye site. > > That sounds like bullshit to me. > Typing in all caps is HARDER to read. > If someone is having trouble seeing the words, increasing the size of the > font is what they should do, NOT type in caps !!! > The air lift I had were on my GM G30 for 6 + years with out any probs > each had its own air fill line one on each side of the rear axel. Did you set them very far "apart", pressure-wise? How did you determine how much lift each corner needed? > Don't you just hate a web Nanny Wanabee? Nah. I have those tendencies myself. Keeping them controlled and out-of-site is a constant goal. I am usually successful. Some times, not. You didn't include ANY quoted material in the above-referenced article. Also, while I'm at it, the only medium in which I occasionally fall short and let a nanny-ism slip out, is called "usenet". (Note lower-case 'u'.) There's the world-wide web Then there's email. Then there's usenet newsgroups - where you are now. They are sometimes known as Google groups, but Google carries usenet traffic under the banner of Google Groups. Oh, yeah. Then there's ftp (file transfer protocol) and even more ethereal stuff on [drum roll] the internet. > Some senior folks type in caps because of poor eye site Then they are shouting. Plain and simple. When in Rome... Also, the poor eye sight excuse doesn't wash anymore since the impaired user simply sets the resolution on the display to a LARGER type size. It's pretty easy. Signature:) JR 2000 Skamper Ultra 249 TT 2002 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Vortec 8100 - Allison 1000 |
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