Cabover struts?
When I took my camper out for the first time I felt like the camper was moving to much. A rocking motion more than anything. I had tightened the turnbuckles to where I felt they should be...hand tight...
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rooney77 wrote:
When I took my camper out for the first time I felt like the camper was moving to much. A rocking motion more than anything. I had tightened the turnbuckles to where I felt they should be...hand tight then a few more turns. So I'm wondering would some sort of cabover to cab brace help the camper feel more like it's "one with the truck"?
edit: Guess I should mention that I have firestone airbags and the tie down system is happijac.
Sorry I've been asking so many questions. I'm just new to the whole RV thing in general and I haven't a clue what to expect. And I try to search for solutions before posting.
Leaf helpers (Super Springs) I use for load.
Air bags, I use for ride. (bags were designed for ride)
Sway bars are for sway (sideways rock 'n roll)
It sounds like you need a good set of rear sway bars
If you use the bags for load, you will get more sway & bounce.
Lynnsr
