Kingpin stabilizer
Mountain Pass
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From: So Cal...for now
If you were inclined to do a writeup on that process, I would be interested. I have thought about doing that with the other four hydraulic struts, but don't really have the courage to attempt it. I almost wonder if a wedge spacer could be made to unbolt the strut and just angle it very simply.
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Cargo Master
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From: Southeast MO
Id like pics of this if you got em? Not sure I'm tracking.
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Jul 2018
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From: Black Hills of SD
Can you provide photos please?
Laughing Gas
Joined: Jul 2017
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From: Elephant Butte NM
I have heard from fellow full-timers that the tripod does help in the front and is especially helpful if you have a washer up front. We will be getting one to test that theory.
We have a GD390RK with six point self-leveling, triangulation arms, Anderson red buckets, and adjustable slide stands under the rear frame under the kitchen. The only thing that really helps are the buckets and rear frame supports. The triangulation arms did not really make an impact. I suspect it is because our system is hydraulic and pretty stable all on its own. Perhaps on other systems where the leges are manually adjusted square tubing.
We have a GD390RK with six point self-leveling, triangulation arms, Anderson red buckets, and adjustable slide stands under the rear frame under the kitchen. The only thing that really helps are the buckets and rear frame supports. The triangulation arms did not really make an impact. I suspect it is because our system is hydraulic and pretty stable all on its own. Perhaps on other systems where the leges are manually adjusted square tubing.
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