Flat spots on front axle tires
Since I bought my 2013 Excel I have been having problems with flat spots on the tires on the front axle. These areas are about 10” apart with one usually being worse than the others, and worse on th...
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Texas Two Steppers wrote:
Thanks for the responses. When I say nose high I would have to lower the front of the rig 2-3 inches for the bubble to be in the middle of a level. By the highest position on spring hangers I mean the rig is highest at that setting. I am not sure maneuver Jack rig is, but the B&W hitch does not slide. I feel that I need the 7 inch clearance because we boondock camp a lot and need that much.
Can we also assume that the springs are over the axles and not under? If so, you could add an easy 2" by installing a Correct Track system. It also gives you easy axle alignment. Any higher, then you're really looking at adding a sub-frame between the frame and the springs to lift the FW.
Lyle
