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Old 01-06-2017, 06:05 PM   #6
Hudsoner
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Hurricane 29D
State: Florida
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Originally Posted by JamieGeek View Post
In some cases they do move the rear axle: On the Axis/Vegas units Mor-rhyde does extend the wheelbase of the original chassis. Our Axis has a wheelbase of 188" there is no E-350/E-450 stripped chassis available with that wheelbase (only 138 / 158 / 176 are available according to Ford 2017 Ford Stripped Chassis Commercial | Ford.com).
I did not know that! That would mean that they have to extend the drive shaft and can introduce any possible kind of vibration (probably have to add even another central bearing to carry the longer shaft? That would be another source of possible vibrations). I know that my son and his fellow mechanics keep their fingers as far away from the drive shaft as possible, because they know how critical this thing can be!
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