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Re: [A/S] Clothes falling down

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Date: Wed, 09 Apr 2003 18:58:27 -0000
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No, Tuna, the tires are radials and I check the pressure real often. 
But, you do raise a question. I have a '83, 31' Sovereign weighing 
4800# and a '99 Chev. 2500 puller. I have a Valley weight 
distribution hitch with round bars. And, I think I may have too much 
bounce. I tried to get the installation instructions off the Reese 
website, but am unable to bring it up. I do raise the hitched TT 
before setting the stabilizer chains and locking them down, and the 
TT rides pretty level.
We are headed to San Antonio next week for Fiesta, so if you can 
think of anything that might help this novice I would owe you.
Thanx
Bob

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