Straight axle front ends
I am looking at newer gas MH's with the straight front axles and they look a lot simpler that the IFS system that is on my P-30 chassis which cost me a small fortune to maintain. The only issue that I...
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With the air bags you can pump them up and almost eliminate most swaying. When we are traveling in the Great Plains and it is windy, I just pump them up to 80-90 PSI and I have felt comfortable driving with gusts around 50 MPH.
The downside of that is that when the air bags are pumped up, the ride does get a little harsher and I only do that on smoother interstate highways. Once we get off the highway, I can lower to air pressure and regain the smoother ride.
With the W20-22-24 Workhorse chassis, it comes from the factory with front and rear square tube anti-sway bars that are attached steel to steel, so there are no rubber bushings to wear out or to get sloppy.
The downside of that is that when the air bags are pumped up, the ride does get a little harsher and I only do that on smoother interstate highways. Once we get off the highway, I can lower to air pressure and regain the smoother ride.
With the W20-22-24 Workhorse chassis, it comes from the factory with front and rear square tube anti-sway bars that are attached steel to steel, so there are no rubber bushings to wear out or to get sloppy.
