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eddiedry

Posted 10/30/2006 22:45 (#56606 - in reply to #56588)
Subject: Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be?

Wheatley, Arkansas

We have had this problem with auger beds and air ride tandems, added cross flow restrictors to air lines, this solved the problem. You might check with an auger truck manufacturer in your area.

How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - cyfarm : 10/30/2006 21:58
- RE: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - agboy : 10/30/2006 22:07
  - Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - eddiedry : 10/30/2006 22:45
  - Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - plowboy : 10/30/2006 23:10
    - Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - dave morgan : 10/31/2006 00:50
      - Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - crb : 10/31/2006 08:18
        
        Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - cyfarm : 10/31/2006 08:36
        
        Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - Firefarmer : 10/31/2006 09:23
        
        Re: I agree Tembren - Robert in CenMo : 10/31/2006 20:37
        
        Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - Stacy : 10/31/2006 12:04
        
        Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - MTfarm : 10/31/2006 12:07
        
        Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - Stacy : 10/31/2006 17:55
        
        Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - MTfarm : 10/31/2006 17:58
        
        Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - feelnrite : 10/31/2006 18:15
        
        Re: How stable should an air ride tandem truck be? - MTfarm : 10/31/2006 18:36

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