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Old 10-10-2013, 05:25 PM   #1
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Leaning 35U

My 03 Itasca Suncruiser Workhorse 35U seems to be leaning right some. Not a great measurement but from the rear wheel wells you can see almost an inch more clearance to the tire on the left side. It looked a little off in parking lots and such, that's why I looked closer. Now understandably its naturally loaded more on the right side with a 10 gal full water heater, kitchen and refer and finally in the rear the basement a/c. On the left it has the generator and that's about it. Incidentally I put my tools and heavier loads on the right side basement storage as the left side is the slideout where I try to keep the lighter stuff. Is this normal and have I already provided the answer? Thanks.
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Old 10-10-2013, 05:34 PM   #2
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Possibly you've answered your question. It may take a little doing but take everything out and check it again. If it equals the distance out, when you reload you can distribute the load a little different. You may consider air bags. We had them on our Bounder when we had it and always carried more air in the right bag. Good luck hope you get it straightened out.
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Old 10-23-2013, 09:45 PM   #3
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You did the correct thing by lightly loading the storage bays in the slide-room. That is what Winnebago recommends to prevent slide mechanism damage. I suspect the springs have weakened some, measure the distance from axle to frame after unloading the coach.
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