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โFeb-19-2016 01:50 PM
Cummins12V98 wrote:garysol wrote:
Any real evidence that Lippert is still having issues with their frames and have not "fixed" the problems of old?
There is NOTHING wrong with a Lippert frame as long as the RV Mfg has not specified too light of a frame for the application.
My "LIPPERT" frame on the MobileSuites production line.
โFeb-19-2016 01:20 PM
โFeb-19-2016 09:22 AM
spadoctor wrote:
I have seen 5 Montanas with the common broken frame....all were torn metal NOT the welds. Just looking at the design if you know anything about welding and metal structure you can see its poor design and material choice.
โFeb-19-2016 09:22 AM
โFeb-19-2016 09:11 AM
โFeb-19-2016 08:16 AM
Fulltimer50 wrote:Not even the 6 pt has jacks in the rear. The furthest rear jacks are right behind the wheels.
In my experience the fact that Lifestyle uses the 4 point system is because that is what Bigfoot sells. I suspect that BF made them a good deal on price. The stacked frame on the Lifestyle ends just behind the wheels, which is where the jack is. The rest of the way back is single box frame that will bend if jacked in the rear.
โFeb-19-2016 08:13 AM
โFeb-19-2016 07:28 AM
spadoctor wrote:
The key to a good frame is the engineer designing it no matter what material is used. Lippert has predesigned frames that some manufacturers design a rig to fit and others design their rigs from the ground up. I will bet that the majority of Lippert frame issues involve the design to fit frames.
โFeb-19-2016 06:06 AM
โFeb-19-2016 05:06 AM
Mile High wrote:RustyJC wrote:Mile High wrote:
I did see that, and I downloaded the brochure which also shows the Titan box frame, which is curious, but the pics for the new ones show the 6 pt leveling which is inherent to the I-beam. That along with the rumors I heard, I have the feeling the brochure and website have not been updated.
The 6 point leveling system can be used with a box frame. Our Mobile Suites has 6 point leveling and a 15" stacked box section frame (2"x6" plus 2"x6" plus 2"x3" with an additional 2" box section riser between the frame and MorRyde independent suspension.)
Rusty
Ya I forgot about those. Regardless, I think Lifestyle dropped the Titan box - went to I-beam.
I remember the Dealer bragging that the Lifestyle box frame only needed the 4 point Big Foot system because the frame didn't flex like the I-beam. Seeing the 6 pt on there in the picture means they changed their mind, just decided to go to the LCI Level up, or they truly did go to I-beam.
If they truly did drop the Titan frame, it makes it interesting to listen to all this hype they had for the box frame in 2014
Lifestyle - Titan
โFeb-18-2016 02:26 PM
โFeb-18-2016 02:10 PM
RustyJC wrote:Mile High wrote:
I did see that, and I downloaded the brochure which also shows the Titan box frame, which is curious, but the pics for the new ones show the 6 pt leveling which is inherent to the I-beam. That along with the rumors I heard, I have the feeling the brochure and website have not been updated.
The 6 point leveling system can be used with a box frame. Our Mobile Suites has 6 point leveling and a 15" stacked box section frame (2"x6" plus 2"x6" plus 2"x3" with an additional 2" box section riser between the frame and MorRyde independent suspension.)
Rusty