Class C Overloaded?
Just purchased a 2003 Winnebago Minnie 31'. On our first trip we decided to go to fort wildernesses for the weekend. So we loaded up 5 bicycles on the back rack, three adults and 2 kids. Enough foo...
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darsben wrote:
But the real world cure just might be different tires so that being overweight will not cause a failure of the tires.
Hopefully you have front and rear axle weights separated out
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Tire failures can be catastrophic. You won't break the frame or the axles running heavy (the front end can wear out faster though). You will have sub-par braking, but you can compensate for that with your driving style.
If you can transfer more weight forward, the 2008+ front axle is rated for 5,000 pounds and also has bigger brakes and an improved radius arm setup and sway bar. QuadVan and Quigley keep new take-off units to re-sell, and this ends up being less than just doing a brake job and ball joint job on your existing axle.
