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To clarify, the air bags isolate the cab from the chassis. There is also suspension between the axles and the chassis which is 99% of the time air on the rear,
by mikeayles 8mo ago
To clarify, the air bags isolate the cab from the chassis.
There is also suspension between the axles and the chassis which is 99% of the time air on the rear, leaf spring front.
I haven't come across a cab that is suspension isolated from the frame of a conventional, even though the axles are on air. Theoretically as the driver is in the sweet spot of a much longer wheelbase, rather than sitting directly over an axle.
- zardo 8mo ago> I haven't come across a cab that is suspension isolated from the frame of a conventional, even though the axles are on air. They are very often on a simple suspension. The cab will have a pivoting mount at the front and sit on air springs in the back.