New Bird

[Joe Hagan]

Don:

As many on the forum would likely advise, never ignore a "perhaps I'm
just over-reacting." If it got your attention, check it out - really. It
could be any number of things. We have an old saying in the aviation
field - if something does not feel right, deal with it on the ground
("the takeoff is optional - the landing is mandatory.") [] My
criteria with steering wheel play on the buses I drive is if there is
more than 4 inches of play in a 22" steering wheel, that bus doesn't go
with me until it has been repaired. (I drive a lot of two-lane roads in
the Utah mountains - some with little or no shoulder - so it's a little
more crtitical to be on the mark.

There is good help on this forum, you'll find it instructive and
helpful. As a Wannabe, I have a much keener insight of the "Birds." Good
luck and enjoy your new bird.

Joe (Pappy) Hagan
St. George, UT
Wannabe





--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "w3www2oo" wrote:
>
> Thank you all for the kind words and suggestions. I'll look into all
> that was mentioned.
>
> Some of what I'm going through could be over reacting. But, I've
> noticed when you turn 60, that's getting to be quite common.
The
> only thing that convinced me that there may be a problem ( I failed to
> mention this part) was when turning a slow (5-10+/- mph) sharp corner,
> the steering wheel starts to shake or oscillate. Sometime this week
> I'll check the bolts, drag link and look for loose parts.
>
> Afterwards, I'll check things out with a quick "shake down" run up to
> River Ranch this weekend.
>
> Don & Judy Mohney
> Jensen Beach, FL
> 87FC35
>



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