Re: Winterizing coach
Reply #3 –
Cape Bretoner, I don't want this to be taken as demeaning your writing or belittling your ability but I'm going to edit your response to the best of my ability for clarity, because what you wrote is important to all that need to winterize their coach. That and I learned at an early age to understand what my grandmother, Diana Savoy Joly was saying to me.
Cape Bretoner wrote, "I place 8 - 8'' Spacers between the frame rails and dump the air from the HWH suspension so that the spacers take the weight of the coach, and I know there's no air pressure in the air bags, and the bags aren't tightly folded. I store my coach on a cement floor so, for the winter, I drive it up on the six wooden ramps that I use when I grease my chassis, so the tires are not resting on the cement floor. I drain the water tank and the water lines, but I don't use antifreeze because my garage is heated. Edited for clarity, with apologies, Art Joly
I failed high school french because my parents told me my teacher was wrong and my teacher told me my parents were wrong and no one told me the differences between Canadian and Parisean French. All the while my grandmother was telling me to learn to speak English.
Topic: Winterizing coach