Air suspension question

[Quartermile]

I need and information you might have on air suspension helper bags that you would use for pulling a heavy trailer or filling the bed with dirt. I want something I can remove when not in use, and I have an onboard air system I will tie in somehow. Any suggestions or know of good kits to look at? So far I found this:Click for kit

 

[alwaysFlOoReD]

I've used similar in my work truck, I haul ladders and siding. It worked great for leveling my truck when hauling heavy loads. They are not easily removable. Another option would be air shocks, they still make them for b-II's, as I installed a pair I bought from Napa in the back of mine last year instead of replacing sagging springs. Also not easily removable. As far as in cab control of these, I can't help.
Richard

 

[Sasquatch_Ryda]

Either Air Lift or Firestone Ride Right are good.

www.airliftcompany.com/

http://www.firestoneindustrial.com/riderite/

 

[Quartermile]

I'm finding that firestone says I cant use their product because I have the supercab 4x4 6' bed . . but it works on EVERY SINGLE OTHER RANGER. Why is this?

 

[scotts90ranger]

get the one for a standard cab 4x4, worst you would have to do is drill some holes or fab something simple up...

 

[JohnnyO]

I'm finding that firestone says I cant use their product because I have the supercab 4x4 6' bed . . but it works on EVERY SINGLE OTHER RANGER. Why is this?

SC 4x4 is the heaviest Ranger, therefore has the lowest payload rating.
They're probably afraid of people overloading it and filing lawsuits when it crashes or stuff breaks.
Just a guess.