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Regarding the air suspension, seeing the rear axle of the Fuso, the arrangement of the shock absorbers on the double rear wheel and the original design for agricultural use for a lot of weight and low height, a priori I see that this vehicle with a 2 meter high box is going to have a lot of sway...

It may be the translator As the photo of the colleague in a similar situation shows, having air suspension influences the extension of the wheel in similar situations is what I have managed to understand My question was, is there no way to put air suspension that releases the extension of the...

First of all, thanks for your comments Mick Is there no way to separate the tire extension from the operation of the air spring suspension? I'm all ears, thanks.

It wasn't cheap, about 1000 euros, I have the plans somewhere

Although I'm going to reconsider leaving it shorter and putting an extendable leg like the one from my partner. Ultimark

Mine is identical to the one in the video, in my case because the door in my design was right in the rear wheel arch.

to the box if you have a free torsion chassis

Sorry with the translator, I may not have explained myself well, what I want to mount is this type only for road use support.

Hi guys Does anyone have air suspension on their Fuso? I'm looking at mounting options.

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No sé exactamente cuánto tiempo lleva abierto el hilo, pero lo estoy reavivando y exponiendo el sistema HUM para un control de inflado barato desde la cabina.

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I understand that the most appropriate thing would be for the water tank to be anchored to the subframe that you are manufacturing for the box.

In my case it is not attached at any point to the original frame, but it does have front and rear centering elements just like those in the photo.

I understand that when it is in the center it is anchored to both sides.....the original is only anchored to one side

Exactly, you're right, I didn't look properly, they are simply Redeem, but very good work of IA

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C9wntkUu8t1/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link another company with Isuzu

The normal thing is to use free torsion subframe, otherwise you are exposed to breakage of the box due to the torsion of the original chassis, if you use subframe goodbye torsion problems

https://michosfueltanks.gr/product/aluminum-fuel-tank-universal/ In my case, all the spaces between the subframes are occupied, I am going to adapt one of these tanks to the widest, highest and longest available space, approximately 200l.