Safe T Steer

[Jack & Donna Smith]

I have Safe T Steer on my 73. Was on there when I bought the coach.
I asked Jeff Miller about it. He said he usually takes them off.
Due to an old alement I have (Lazyness), I left mine on.
The huge "Drag Link" my 73 has can be adjusted at both ends. Also
the plates that hold the steering box to the frame sometimes loosen.
Make sure these are tight.
When having the front end greased, make sure all the weight is off,
so the grease can penitrate, so I have been told.
.
Another problem with these Birds, is that as they grow older, the
space between the steering wheel and the Pilots seat decreases, and
makes it harder to get seated... (My Wife didnt buy that one
eather) :-(
Jack Smith
1973FC31
SoCal...


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "bubblerboy64"
wrote:
>
> That's one of the things I may consider for my girl. I am taking
the
> bus in to the frame, alignment and suspension shop on the 19th for
some
> diagnostics and repairs. Don't know yet what is required. I
suspect
> tie-rods and shocks and perhaps more. I am expecting to to have to
> pretty much mortgage the farm to get her back out of the place but
what
> do you do? I've gone this far and I feel she's well worth the
expense.
> I think I will eventually need springs and shackles but may put
that
> off for a year depending on what I am faced with immediately. I
trust
> these fellows so am expecting to have good results. I'll see what
they
> think about the safe T steer , I am certain they are familiar.
>
> John Heckman
> central Pa 1973 FC.
> >
> > Installed my new Safe T Steer unit today .Makes a big difference
in
> the
> > way the old Bird drives. Lee Condosta 85 PT 40 Holden Beach N.C
> >
>