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Old 12-14-2017, 08:57 PM   #1
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Anyone now if the Watts link or cross bars would work on my 30 ft. Rig still steers on its own would love to be able to show it the way to go trucks, wind and road ridges are all bad areas to drive its not like I cant drive 500 miles but it should and could be better

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If I read the guys that installed the watts linkage it may work or the crass bars HUMMMMM

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Does your coach have 4 or 8 air bags?

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Old 12-14-2017, 09:43 PM   #3
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Its a 4 Bagger changed to the trw this summer
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Its a 4 Bagger changed to the trw this summer
Is it on the rr4r chassis? If so I can offer some suggestions that will help the handling.

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Yes that's the one 2002 the wheel base is very short being only 30 ft has lots of overhang front and back.

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