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1963jarhead
Explorer
Explorer
We have a 2003 Winnebago 33ft class A sightseer gas, we tow a little saturan wagon with a blue ox tow bar. It seems to want to wonder on the interstate, we don,t go over 63 mph. It's got new tires,pressure correct. had a front end alignment. Thanks j.p.
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mike_brez
Explorer
Explorer
I had good luck with everything I purchased from Henderson Super Steer
1998 36 foot Country Coach Magna #5499 Single slide
Gillig chassis with a series 40
02 Ford F250 7.3 with a few mods
2015 Wrangler JKU

wilanddij
Explorer
Explorer
Get a trac (panhard) bar for the rear axle. Keeps the axle and the coach body (frame) from moving laterally when a wind (or 18-wheeler bow wave) hits the side of your coach. If that doesn't fix it, also adding one to the front axle will certainly do the job. These guys can for sure help you out Brazel's RV.
Will & Di
2004 Southwind 32VS
Workhorse/8.1
Ford C-Max/Blue Ox
"We have met the enemy, and he is us" Pogo

lanerd
Explorer II
Explorer II
Is this mh new to you? Have you driven one previously? Typically, it's a driver error by over steering. However, being 11 years old, you could have some bushings and other parts that are worn and need replacing. Also, steering stabilizers are made to fit your rig and I'm sure would help immensely.
Ron & Sandie
2013 Tiffin Phaeton 42LH Cummins ISL 400hp
Toad: 2011 GMC Terrain SLT2
Tow Bar: Sterling AT
Toad Brakes: Unified by U.S. Gear
TPMS: Pressure Pro
Member of: GS, FMCA, Allegro


RETIRED!! How sweet it is....