Can't help, sorry.

But I can relate to having things on a vehicle and not knowing how to operate or use it.

My 2018 Ram 3500 (Cummins) is pretty much a base model truck but. it was ordered specifically to tow. This truck is not one most folks would want. It's a regular cab, diesel with heavy duty drivetrain and 2WD/dually (exactly what I would order). It was ordered by a retired couple who were planning on using it to tow their 40 foot RV trailer. Something happened and they didn't take delivery, it sat on the dealership's lot for two years. As I previously said, not many folks want this kind of truck but, it perfectly fits into what I do and like.

One of the options it has is airbags that lower/raise the rear of the truck when coupling or de-coupling trailers. Supposed to keep me from exercising while I hook up or unhook from a trailer. Never used it, it's use was never explained and I never seem to think about it (or read the operator's manual) when doing the hooking up or dropping a trailer.

I'm pretty sure I'd like it if I ever figured it out. Might do that today................ Wait, I'm thinking I've got a procrastinators class today. I may reschedule both........

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Rams
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quote Originally posted by maryjane: Put a set of them bags on the front and you can have one of those vehicles that jump up and down..You'd be known as 'Kewl Black' then.

Sir, I am already known as several things but, I doubt Kewl is one of them. Kind of like it that way.

quote Originally posted by cliffw: Supposed to keep you from exercising while I need to hook up or unhook from a trailer, ? I thought you was married, .

Multiple goosenecks here, only one wife. Admittedly, she's not a fan of trailering but, doesn't mind it if the trailer I'm towing has something of her's on board.
Been busy towing those trailers a lot recently, mostly her stuff on board. Bought a home in TN and moving there from MS. It's amazing how much one gathers and keeps over time, things one only uses very infrequently and then puts away and forgets about it. Never mind, need to get back to work loading more of her stuff.
Oh, BTW. I don't recommend doing such things if one has a set of bad knees.

Edited: Oh, forgot to mention that I discovered a GM/Pontiac Fiero maintenance manual that's up for grabs if someone wants it.

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quote Originally posted by blackrams: Multiple goosenecks here, only one wife. Admittedly, she's not a fan of trailering but, doesn't mind it if the trailer I'm towing has something of her's on board.

I know your pain, oh so well. Let me guess. When her stuff is on the trailer, she is the boss. Are we married to the same woman ?

quote Originally posted by blackrams: Been busy towing those trailers a lot recently, mostly her stuff on board. Bought a home in TN and moving there from MS. It's amazing how much one gathers and keeps over time, things one only uses very infrequently and then puts away and forgets about it.

Dammit Jim. You just moved to Mississippi and built a house, improved the land, ie, made a home. I am not amazed at the stuff one gathers over time, then gets rid of it, and all of a sudden needs again, . What is your wife getting rid of ?

quote Originally posted by blackrams: Edited: Oh, forgot to mention that I discovered a GM/Pontiac Fiero maintenance manual that's up for grabs if someone wants it. Rams

I remember that you are an 88 aficionado. I have an 88 GT T top.
Do I have to drive up to Mississippi or Tennessee to pick it up ?

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