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Old 07-26-2012, 09:16 AM   #1
Wiesehan
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I have installed some Timberns to keep the truck from squatting when hooked to the coach and I accomplished my goal. Truck sits almost level and rides better when hooked up, however coach is now nose high (about one bubble). I don't think adjusting hitch will work because I will not have enough clearance between coach and truck. Any other ideas are welcome.
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Don
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