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CharlesinGA
Jan 30, 2017Explorer
If the springs have sagged or flattened from years of being loaded up (these are truck chassis and few trucks are fully loaded 100% of their life) consider taking the MH to a truck spring and suspension speciality shop and have them re-arch the springs and add a leaf to them. In the long run this is the best thing to do. If you have add on air bags (Winnebago installed 3T kits on the Views from the factory) then make sure they stay inflated to a minimum pressure (probably 40 psi or so) otherwise them will fold and wrinkle and leak. Will last much longer with air in them ALWAYS.
Charles
2007 Winnebago View 523H on a 2006 Dodge (Daimler-Chrysler aka Mercedes) Sprinter 3500 chassis (T1N). Bought Sept 2015 with 18K miles on it, Prog Ind HW30C, Prog Dymanics PD4645, Chill Grille, PML/Yourcovers.com deep alum trans pan, AutoMeter 8558 trans temp gauge, Roadmaster sway bar, Koni Red shocks (rear), Fantastic Ultra Breeze hood, added OEM parabolic mirrors and RH aspherical mirror.
Charles
2007 Winnebago View 523H on a 2006 Dodge (Daimler-Chrysler aka Mercedes) Sprinter 3500 chassis (T1N). Bought Sept 2015 with 18K miles on it, Prog Ind HW30C, Prog Dymanics PD4645, Chill Grille, PML/Yourcovers.com deep alum trans pan, AutoMeter 8558 trans temp gauge, Roadmaster sway bar, Koni Red shocks (rear), Fantastic Ultra Breeze hood, added OEM parabolic mirrors and RH aspherical mirror.
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