10-27-2017, 05:59 AM
I need some help, yesterday I wanted to replace an air strut that was not holding up really well and while trying to remove the old air strut I noticed that the "hardware" holding the little round peg, were the air strut end attaches to, was bolted to a piece of wood and that piece of wood was hold in place with 6 screws that go into the metal on the side of the wall. This is not very effective as the force that the air strut applies is very strong so I want to know how's done in newer units and I can mimic that if not I'll need to find a way to make it better.
Attached are pictures of what I have now (one with the wooden block installed and the other one with the wooden block removed)
Attached are pictures of what I have now (one with the wooden block installed and the other one with the wooden block removed)
1988 40ft Newell Classic
8V92 TA Mechanic
Allison 740 (4 speed)