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04-06-2013, 03:54 AM	#1
leemedic Montana Fan Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Lehigh Acres Posts: 492 M.O.C. #13354	Bumping/Chucking I have a 40' Montana, 2006 Ford 350 dually diesel, full bed, Curt 20K hitch, Mor/ryde pin box on the 5er. Since I am new to towing a 5th wheel, how much fore/aft chucking/bumping is normal? It makes no difference when I am on I75 just cruising 60 mph or pulling it at 30 mph on city streets I get constant "Chucking/bumping". Is this normal? What is normal? I am used to pulling a 34' Sprinter TT with a Hensley hitch and there was NO bumping/chucking.

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