Caster setting
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We have many areas of flat fields around here that are subject to heavy winds. I have pretty much always needed two hands on the wheel during these instances just to keep from looking like a drunk driver. But, I suppose with the lack of aerodynamics these rigs have this is to be expected. My last vehicle (3/4 ton Dodge truck) drove like a dream in windy weather compared to this thing. With no wind the Jeep drives just fine, even lifted. I bet the wind will push her around now, though!
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Yeah, Jeeps are interesting to drive in heavy winds. Your earlier post said "any bit of wind", which got my attention. But here in Oklahoma "heavy winds" are about 20-25 MPH. Anything less is a pleasant breeze. LOL.