Frame Failure
Over the Labor Day weekend, we traveled to Colorado and when we arrived at our site and was setting up, my DW went to move the living area slide out and we heard this awful pop, I looked at how we wer...
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Me Again wrote:
Same thing can/does happen to any different manufacturers products given that the same company makes most of the trailer frames. I would guess you had jack knived the trailer quite a bit parking it on a high traction surface. As noted 2x2 1/8" wall tubes install from hanger to hanger across the rig and all three hanger location is the answer to preventing it again after getting the hanger back in place. Chris
That can be bought from MorRyde, called the X-Factor, although I built my own, and installed. IMO any fifth wheel would benefit from them .
I would recommend them to be bolted on, and not welded. They only need to be held in place. They are not going to go anywhere that would require welding, and if for some reason the have to be removed, they would not have to be cut off. MorRyde X-factor are bolted on ,and I did the same on the ones I fabricated
