Broken Frame and Repair
We just finished a couple of trips totaling about 7500 miles. We took it on some very rough roads. I keep a plywood base under it to provide a makeshift table when I take it off of the truck. When I t...
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Victory, I think the original defect, if there was one, was the way the frame was attached to the plywood side sections. The attachment was with self tapping screws. When the side was flexing over the plywood base the camper was setting, on these screws flexed fracturing the aluminum frame. I know the camper is supposed to be designed to flex, but some of the places we took it on our long trip this summer were very rough, perhaps to rough for a camper of this size.
Grip, I think that is a very good suggestion. Do you have a photo of your solution. I'm going to look at ways to keep the camper better aligned on the plywood table base.
Grip, I think that is a very good suggestion. Do you have a photo of your solution. I'm going to look at ways to keep the camper better aligned on the plywood table base.
