poor frame design on travel trailer
On our Crossroads Z1 252BH (year 2016), the a-frame/coupler is mounted underneath the main frame rails of the trailer, rather than butted up to the main frame rails...this configuration results in the...
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TurnThePage wrote:
Grand Design brags about that tongue feature, pointing out how large the front storage is.
They must brag about it along the same lines as others brag about the benefits of "Azdel", "Amish Craftsamship", "lightweight", and "aerodynamic coroplast underliner".
Having the A frame members dropped gives you no more storage than conventional. When the A frame slides through the front apron and ties into the main rail webs like most, they're still below the floor LOL.
They do that drop typically to accommodate through the frame slide mechanisms or to make up for trailers with a high ride height. The OP has neither which tells me they had frames fabricated they could just throw on a bunch of different floor plans.
