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10/05/2019 7:03 PM

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Anonymous

Hello our Southwind has a terrible lean to the right and we would like to install air bags. We can find 5000 lb bags but not 6000 lb. Has anyone had airbags installed on the 2019 Southwind 36P she is 22,000 empty and tops out at 24000 lbs. Looking for make of bags that can handle it.

Thank you

Paul & Carol Pfister

10/06/2019 7:17 AM

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Dan Quasnick

Hello Carol:

The best maker and installer of a air ride conversion system is Kelderman ( www.kelderman.com ).

List your year, make of chassis: Ford and model: F-53 and it will bring up what fits and pricing. They are located in Iowa I highly recommend you do it right and make a trip to have them install their product if you want the best and most permanent results.

Good Luck!

Dan & Bonnie Quasnick

Jacksonville,FL

2017 Bounder 33C

10/06/2019 7:56 PM

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Anonymous

Thank you Dan I will check them out.

Carol

10/20/2019 10:09 PM

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Anonymous

I have a 2018 36p. Do not really have any lean problems. The slide on the right side is heavier that the left, but no major noticeable difference. I installed Sumo springs not long after purchase but that should not make a difference in lean. Make sure your tires are inflated accurately.

I installed air shocks on a Winneago, not too difficult.