Re: [A/S] Re: Airstream Offroad

[Jim Redelfs <jim.redelfs@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> They can be raised by changing the axles, or by remounting the axles,
> permanently.
> 
> However, remounting the axles should only be done by someone that is
> well qualified to undertake such a task, and that is very familiar
> with the Airstream construction.

No doubt.

> There are a number of structural conditions that must be adhered to,
> should the trailer be raised. If not, you will stand an excellent
> chance of considerable damage to the rest of the trailer.

An axle mod, much less complete swap, is a job that I wouldn't even DREAM of
doing.  There's too much at stake going on back there.

I have always been under the assumption that one buys a nice Airstream
because they like the finer, more well-built things in life - things that
can last.  I my case, if I were ever lucky enough to own an AS, I would
ensure that any serious work was done by an AS-experienced technician.

> Andy
> Inland RV Center, Inc.

Nice site.  Some day soon I hope to visit a dealership.  Sadly, I am pretty
sure that there isn't one near, much less in, the Omaha area.

            :)
JR