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Old 05-28-2013, 07:28 PM   #1
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Steering Issues

I just completed a 1500 mile trip with my 2013 class C 23' on Ford E350 chassis. This is my first MH so I am learning the ropes. One question I have: is it normal to have to constantly impute steering corrections? Even on straight aways I had to make continuous minor steering corrections.
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I would say no... I'd start by having the alignment checked and pay attention to the caster value - higher = more stable.

Other than normal conditions, how does it do in the wind or when being passed by larger vehicles?
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Also get the unit weighed and adjust tire pressures if necessary. Overinflation can impact handling.
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I just completed a 1500 mile trip with my 2013 class C 23' on Ford E350 chassis. This is my first MH so I am learning the ropes. One question I have: is it normal to have to constantly impute steering corrections? Even on straight aways I had to make continuous minor steering corrections.
I would say NO! Our old 1993 Ford Class-C does not need constant small steering corrections. It sounds like something needs a minor adjustment.
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Old 05-30-2013, 08:21 AM   #5
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E350/E450 Caster Experience

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I would say no... I'd start by having the alignment checked and pay attention to the caster value - higher = more stable.

Other than normal conditions, how does it do in the wind or when being passed by larger vehicles?
Here is a link to a thread describing my experience with +caster on an E450.
E350/E450 Handling Problems are caused by too little + CASTER
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