Is there an electronic air valve with dump feature? Air leveling question

[daddysgirl]

This idea might be over simplified, but you never know what combination of ideas will solve your problem

I do not know your setup, but you know mine. I have the valves in the rear that you move to dump air from trailing to drive bags. The valves themselves ( well, one of them so far) have a quick connect compressor fitting where the tire valve used to be.
Depending on where you locate them (assuming the pressure regulators and evaporators), they could add air very quickly with a simple pancake compressor...and they dump it even faster...REALLY fast.

Why couldn't you just add one set up for each bag set?

Or, there's always the other option of making a few modifications to ensure equal weight on both sides...but in your case, the leveling system might prove to be much less of a nightmare

[lostagain]

My current bus has a good leveling system, and I enjoy it. Quick and easy. I use a level app on my phone laying on the floor beside the driver's seat.

My former bus didn't have a leveling system. So I used some 2X6 wood to drive onto. One or two under a wheel as necessary. It was almost as quick as with the pneumatic system of now.

The pneumatic system only gives 4 or 5 inches up and down at each corner. That is not much on a 40 foot bus... You have to look for a fairly level spot to park on anyway, then tweak the final level with the switches.

JC

[Scott & Heather]

This idea might be over simplified, but you never know what combination of ideas will solve your problem

I do not know your setup, but you know mine. I have the valves in the rear that you move to dump air from trailing to drive bags. The valves themselves ( well, one of them so far) have a quick connect compressor fitting where the tire valve used to be.
Depending on where you locate them (assuming the pressure regulators and evaporators), they could add air very quickly with a simple pancake compressor...and they dump it even faster...REALLY fast.

Why couldn't you just add one set up for each bag set?

Or, there's always the other option of making a few modifications to ensure equal weight on both sides...but in your case, the leveling system might prove to be much less of a nightmare

that's basically what I think I'll be creating. Keeping it simple. I'll report back on here how well it works.

Joe, thanks so much for helping me to waste more time online looking at cool switches and air valves...oh dear.

[sixtyseven]

When you want to waste even more time, that place also has all the cool relays, switches, contactors, ice cubes, ect. ect. for your electrical inventions plus about anything else you might need for your coach.