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Originally Posted by Igave
And you’re most likely going to feel those high of winds from that direction in nearly everything-other than a tank. You made a good choice.
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Yes, if you're not having fun get off the road and wait for conditions to improve. As was said above, you have your house with you. Deploy the satellite antenna and binge watch Dragnet for a few days.... ;-)
I was amazed at how stable my 45' tri axle fiver behind one ton dually was. I would regularly be passed by semis and I would't feel ANY of their bow wave pushing me out, and afterwards sucking me in. It rode like a train on rails. I took it across some pretty big bridges in sporting winds and it was a 2 finger operation.
Now, that said it was a rough ride, even with 5 (FIVE) air bags in the pin box, hitch and on the axle.....
We REALLY appreciate the softness and gentle sway of the Coach, but yes it comes at a price when driving conditions become more sporting.