Recent content by mgcjeff

Yes, We had a Hensley with out 32ft Real-lite and Chevy G20 van. Previously used a Reese hitch with sway bars. Almost lost the van and trailer when passed by a speeding semi. We swayed between lanes for what seemed like an eternity. No problems with the Hensley. Also used a pull-rite hitch with...

Had a similar situation with my Damon UltraSport. Went to a super steer shop Mainline Truck and Trailer in Cleveland Ohio. Had a road performance assessment done. They road test the coach. Check all the suspension parts and weight all 4 corners of the coach. Then make recommendations. I had...

Update: I went to Mainline Truck Trailer and RV in Bedford Ohio. Nick the service technician was great. I have a new coach. Drives great.  New shocks and motion control units for the air bags. The best assessment for any vehicle I have every had done. I can drive longer without being worn out...

Has anyone used the Performance Road Assessment? Mainline Truck and RV in Cleveland is an authorized shop. I'm guessing that tire pressure is one problem and ride height too. This motor home thing is so different than pulling a trailer.

Missed the question about tire pressure speed and wind. tire pressure front 90 rear 100,speed 60-65,yes there was wind I was on I 69 southern Indiana, new road no traffic.

Thanks everyone. Looks like I have some reading to do. Mgcjeff

I've been lurking for sometime, finally I feel comfortable enough to ask a question. I have a 1998 Damon Ultra Sport 3670, CAT 275 HP, Allison transmission, Freightliner classis, Air suspension, 36Ft long. I have weighted the coach all for corners and have inflated tires to manufacture's PSI for...

Hensley Arrow or a Pull-Rite Hitch.

We have stayed at Bryn Mawr Ocean Resort since the 80's off and on. Not on the beach but just behind the dunes. http://www.brynmawroceanresort.com/

Hensley Arrow or Pull-Rite Hitches. Have used both to pull 32 Ft travel trailer. No Sway.