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Old 03-23-2019, 06:06 PM   #1
Tile Guy
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Join Date: Jan 2019
Location: Forest Grove, OR
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Problem with chucking need answers

I have a 2009 MS 32TK3 and I am pulling it with a 2016 Dodge 3500 SWD long bed. I have just recently raised the MS 2.5 " due to the truck being higher and the 5th wheel being low in the back. I also upgraded the wheels and tires to Sailum 17.5". I have my hitch down as low as I could that left me with about 5" above the bed rails. I lifted the trailer by installing the Correct Track system and Lippert said I could not use the Centerpoint air ride system so I got the Equa Flex system. Took it out for a test drive and really bucked and rode terrible. I called Lippert and asked them why I am not able to use the Centerpoint system and they ended up checking with there engineering and they said it would be ok to use the CenterPoint again. I had a hard time understanding why I couldn't use a $1600 Centerpoint system and have to use a $300 Equa Flex system. So I was just out of 2 days of working on it and $300. + bushings and bolts...UGH. Well it still has a fair bit of chucking issues. The truck squats a lot so I am thinking of airbags on the truck. Not sure if this is the trick or not. Any ideas

Mark DeWolf
2009 Mobile Suites 32TK3
2016 Dodge Ram 3500 SWD
Forest Grove, OR
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