shock absorber kit

[bugdude]

http://www.dexteraxle.com/shock_kit

how about this?

[rccs]

That is a good price on the Dexter kit but it wouldn't work with my camper. The Dexter kit is for 2 3/4"-3" tube and mine is not that big. Also with the smaller tires on my camper the shocks would also most likely be to long.
I got the shocks from Shock Warehouse and have already bought most of the items I need to make my own "installation kit". So far I have only spent about $10.00 on most of what I will need to install the shocks.

[rccs]

The weather has been a lot nicer here the last week now so I got at installing the shock absorbers on the popup. I have them both on now and ready to go. It was not bad at all installing the shocks and would not have taken much time if I wouldn't of had to move the LP line for the outside stove and the wires for the electric brakes. Neither of these things were that difficult to move either but it added a couple of hours to the shock installation time. I done the one on the side where the LP line and wiring had to be moved first. Last night I installed the other shock on the other side and it only took about an hour to totally install it. Now I just have to wait until I can take the camper for a test run to see if it was worth installing the shocks or not.

[Recumbentman]

come-on MAN, where are the pictures of the install.    You did take pictures ? Right  

[rccs]

Well this weekend was our first camping trip since I installed the shocks on the camper. I did notice improved ride from the popup with the shocks on it but it did not take care of the "galloping" type ride I was talking about on the concrete roads. I would say that it was worth the effort but was not the cure I hoped for.
recumbentman  I did take a picture of the install but have no idea how to post it on the forum.

[austinado16]

To cure that "galloping" you'd need to increase your wheelbase length.  That would take cutting the tongue on the trailer, welding in a couple more feet of box tubing, and putting the end back on it.

We used to have a lot of those freeways around here.  My wife had a Toyota Tercel when I first met her, and that thing would set up an oscillation that made it feel like it had a flat tire.  Weirdest thing I've ever felt.  

Fortunately, those sections of freeway have all been paved over.