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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Bowti wrote:TXiceman wrote:
From an engineering stand point, that is a poor design without a doubt. There should have built a proper subframe to mount the suspension from, but that is more steel, more weight and most important....more cost.
Ken
Many manufacturers have cut weight from their product while making them stronger and lighter, by better engineering and design. Going to thicker heavier material is not always the answer. Also recalls and warranty work are not cheap.
Then maybe the mfrs should think about that =before= they build some of the schlock they do. Oh, wait; they =do= think about it but just say, "build it; what are they going to do, sue us? We can keep them in court until they die if they try it." :M
Lyle
