Safe T Steer

[Gardner Yeaw]

John,
I expect you will keep us informed on the results of your
experience with the frame, allignment and suspension shop. I feel a
mechanical losness in my front end, but it tracks fine. When I hit a
bump the wheels shimmy a bit, so someting needs to be looked at.

Gardner
83FC35
--- 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
> >
>