Steering stabilizers
Looking at purchasing a 37 foot class A gasser in a few weeks. I read that a front end stabilizer is a good safety add on for front end blowouts, passing big rigs, and cross winds, for better contr...
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Oh I will say this.
MOST steering stablizers if they need adjustment you crawl under with wrenches and a hammer.. Major job.
Blue Ox True Center (ALl of them) and I think Safe-T-Steer with the remote option have a button inside the driver's space You press and adjust FRONM the driver's seat.
Now they tell you "DO NOT PRESS BUTTON WHEN DRIVING"
Ever watch one of those TV Shows or movies where the novice pilot has to land the plane and when it turns off the autopilot he dang near carashes.
I believe them... (I pushed the button at about 30 MPH)
Some roads you need to adjust for or some weather conditons. the button really helps. Though with the Blue Ox I had I had to slightly "over" adjust.
MOST steering stablizers if they need adjustment you crawl under with wrenches and a hammer.. Major job.
Blue Ox True Center (ALl of them) and I think Safe-T-Steer with the remote option have a button inside the driver's space You press and adjust FRONM the driver's seat.
Now they tell you "DO NOT PRESS BUTTON WHEN DRIVING"
Ever watch one of those TV Shows or movies where the novice pilot has to land the plane and when it turns off the autopilot he dang near carashes.
I believe them... (I pushed the button at about 30 MPH)
Some roads you need to adjust for or some weather conditons. the button really helps. Though with the Blue Ox I had I had to slightly "over" adjust.
