Lacrosse Lippert Axle Fire
After being a victom of a Lippert Axle fire, it amazed me how many other stories were so similar to mine. I had never thought to review this when purchasing my 2011 Primetime Lacrosse Travel Trailer. ...
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I'm sorry for all the bad stuff that happened but after 3 years it's not a manufacturer issue, it's purely a maintenance thing.
The bearingz should have been repacked when the trailer was one years old (though I checked mine when they were new..) and any failure after that is the fault of who ever did the work or who ever let too much time go by before checking them again.
I don't repack mine every year but I do check them for roughness and adjustment. I also check them for heat every time I stop.
The next item you need to watch is the axle shackles. They can wear out and fail in a catastrophic manner as well.
The bearingz should have been repacked when the trailer was one years old (though I checked mine when they were new..) and any failure after that is the fault of who ever did the work or who ever let too much time go by before checking them again.
I don't repack mine every year but I do check them for roughness and adjustment. I also check them for heat every time I stop.
The next item you need to watch is the axle shackles. They can wear out and fail in a catastrophic manner as well.
