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mkirsch
Dec 08, 2016Nomad II
The width isn't the problem, it's the center of gravity. Did you haul a heavy toy around in the old toy hauler? A big weight situated low down in the trailer will cause it to be more stable due to the lower center of gravity.
Your new trailer probably has a lot of overhead cabinets and storage.
You don't need a sway bar, you need stiffer springs.
Your new trailer probably has a lot of overhead cabinets and storage.
You don't need a sway bar, you need stiffer springs.
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