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rockyford708

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Posted: 02/27/12 01:34pm

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well broke down and orderd stable loads for my truck, 139.00 free shipping thru tweety rv. hope they are worth it. i hear a lot of good stuff about them, and also some bad stuff. i quess i will find out. i already have air bags.

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Posted: 02/27/12 01:56pm

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I replaced airbags with Stableloads. One of the best things I ever did for hauling a TC.

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Posted: 02/27/12 02:29pm

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JumboJet wrote:

I replaced airbags with Stableloads. One of the best things I ever did for hauling a TC.

Yeah, but will Stableloads help with this problem?

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Posted: 02/27/12 02:33pm

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Shes listing hard a port, pump more ballast into the Starboard tanks

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Posted: 02/27/12 02:37pm

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woodhog wrote:

Shes listing hard a port, pump more ballast into the Starboard tanks

LOL!!!

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Posted: 02/27/12 03:02pm

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I believe you will be very happy with your new stableloads. They work great on my truck.

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Mello Mike wrote:

JumboJet wrote:

I replaced airbags with Stableloads. One of the best things I ever did for hauling a TC.

Yeah, but will Stableloads help with this problem?

I have never had that problem with my Lance campers and my Dodge trucks.

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We just came back from a 4032 mile road trip from Northern Michigan to Key west and the Everglades. I must say that my Stableloads made a significant improvement! I do have air bags and kept them at 25-30 but that was only of sure things were level.

I know I was carrying much more than my truck is rated for so I had a lot of anxiety going into this trip. But it didn't take long for me to begin to relax, the ride was just remarkable. For the most part, we just forgot we were carrying such a heavy load. And when it came to just touring around a city, it never felt like a problem. I did make sure my tires had the right amount of air, but that was the only thing I felt I had to keep tabs on.

I'm still looking at what else I should do to the suspension but after this past trip, I an super sold on the Stableloads!

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Roadlover wrote:

We made the same trip last summer. Our Stableloads made a huge difference also.

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I'd like to eliminate sway with my truck and camper. I have only air bags and a front sway bar. Do you guys run with both Stableloads and anti-sway bars on both axles? I was thinking about first going with Stableloads to see if that worked to my satisfaction, then go from there.