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Re: [A/S] tow vehicle wants to drift at times when hitched

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Subject: Re: [A/S] tow vehicle wants to drift at times when hitched
From: "Craig Eldridge" <craig_e@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 11 Jul 2005 12:43:27 +0000
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If it feels a little squirrely coming out of corners then I would say add 
air until you approach your max psi inflation.  I have found on my '77 that 
towing with 60 psi feels a little strange but when I air up to 70 or 75 psi 
on my load range E tires everything firms up.  Load range E can go up to 80 
psi in the tires but I never travel with water in the tanks or anything in 
the black/graywater tanks.

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- Re: [A/S] tow vehicle wants to drift at times when hitched
  - From: Jack Hall

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