Air bags and shocks for Roadmaster M series

[David E Iversen]

Hi All,  New guy here posting for the first time, go easy on me!  I just bought a 2004 Beaver Monterey (Coronado) about 4 months ago.  My wife and I did some significant remodeling.  Just got back from a trip and it definitely needs shocks and the air bags were noted to replace when I had service done at Premier RV.  I have 2 questions, does anyone know of a place in or near Boise ID to replace 8 bags and shocks, or does anyone have any comments good or bad as far as Source Engineering in Eugene to do the work?  Thought about doing it myself but I have no means to block up the coach safely.
Like I said in the intro I just returned from a trip in the coach.  On my return the first thing I saw was my toad covered in oil and the back of the coach dripping of oil.  It is at CAT right now.  It was found to have a cracked cylinder head at the back of the head where a plug caps of the high pressure rail on the oil system.  Any of you had that issue?  Wow, expensive fix!

[Carl Boger]

I can't help with everything,but I do know that Source Engineering has a good reputation, and they have taken the time to talk me through issues on the phone. 
Honestly a good mobile tech may be able to change your air bags and shocks.  With the wheels and tires off it isn't a terrible job as you then have good access.
Sorry to hear about your head issue.

Hopefully this will help you some.