Lippert frames
Been towing for 30 years, but never heard of a Lippert frame. Seems like most of the comments are negative. So, what is a Lippert frame?
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sgfrye wrote:I gotta sorta agree with this. My Sabre has a stout frame because Sabre requested it from Lippert. Sabre is no longer in the TT business. Could be that they had a hard time selling them for enough to turn a profit with some of the upgraded stuff they were building.SoundGuy wrote:SidecarFlip wrote:
Build them cheap, stack them deep and build them with unskilled welders. Recipe for disaster.
Why would you expect anything else, after all YOU asked for it - "you" meaning you and I and all the rest of us who want as much trailer as we can get for as little cost as possible. That's the recipe for disaster. :W
X2 on this. in general the public who buy these products want cheaper prices on everything . in the manufacturing industry no matter what it is. appliances, autos, rv's the factors going into the retail price involve are complex but material cost, labor,advertising, warranty coverages are what sets the prices.
