Just an observation re: Ford chassis...
Over the years, I've seen many, many posts regarding any number of problems with, for example: fogged windows, leveling jacks, slides, steps, Norcolds, tires, etc. I could go on but you get the idea. ...
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The handeling complaints I see are simply that people are not used the driving a vehicle of that size with a higher center of gravity. I've driven truck most of my life and can honestly say the f53 handles very nicely. To be fair when it's windy out it is less fun to drive but I do not blame the chassis for that you can add modifications or change swaybar settings to make it a little stiffer but the reality is that if folks sit back and drive the vehicle enough to relax (loose the white nuckle syndrome) they will find that the precived chassis problem was more more inexperience and nervousness than it was an equipment problem. I taught many folks to drive truck,and I found that it took about 25hr behind the wheel for them to relax enough to actually hear what I was telling them. After another 10hr they started doing quite well. (Talk about riding in the hot seat)?? IMHO
