Lifestyle Fifth Wheel/ Steel Frame
Any comments or knowledge would be appreciated! We are buying our first fifth wheel. We are full timing 5 to 8 years. Putting on approx. 7 thousand travel miles each year touring the country and the r...
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hool47, look at page 28 of the following MS/ES brochure. It shows a typical frame.
http://www.kansasrvcenter.com/common/brochures/mak8882.pdf
The triple stack you speak so highly of is only the main frame n the back. The forward frame does not have the three piece stack.
I am a retired mechanical engineer and did get involved in welding. Some oef the welding I saw looked like a mud-dobber stuck it together. It was obvious that some of the weld did not penetrate.
Ken
http://www.kansasrvcenter.com/common/brochures/mak8882.pdf
The triple stack you speak so highly of is only the main frame n the back. The forward frame does not have the three piece stack.
I am a retired mechanical engineer and did get involved in welding. Some oef the welding I saw looked like a mud-dobber stuck it together. It was obvious that some of the weld did not penetrate.
Ken
