Camping in Rocky Mountain Nat'l Park
I have been looking forward to spending a couple of days in RMNP as soon as the snow was off so was able to do that this week. We arrived at Moraine Park around noon on Monday, Memorial Day. We arra...
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work2fish wrote:1mtnman wrote:
Mike: I'm not sure what you mean with sway while in overhead. I haven't noticed a lot of movement while in my overhead. There have been times when it is very windy when I have dropped my jacks to stabilize the camper.
I am not exactly sure where the sway is coming from (e.g. the camper or the bed) but perhaps my turnbuckles are not tight enough? I had heard form a friend that they needed to be a little loose. In any event, the symptom is that slight movements in the cabover (e.g. while changing sleeping position) will result in a bit of swaying...
That is tire sidewall flexing and suspension components doing what they do. Dropping the jacks to the ground is the only way to minimize it.
