lifting camper
need advice on adding blocks above the axles on the camper to level it - concerned about back bumper dragging on camper or refrigerator not working right at this angle . . . what have others done wit...
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The first setup they welded across the ends of the subframe. That's not a great idea. You should never weld across a frame flange.
If you look at how the factory adds tubing to the bottom of an ibeam, it's stitch welded down each side. That lets it flex without creating a stress point.
The second why looks better buy an xbrace between them and stitch welds the sides would certainly help.
I added some tubing to an rv years ago, 1.5 inch square. Stitch welded the sides and reattached the hangers. tow another 7 years or so and it was fine.
But we all know rv frames never crack or have trouble anyway right?
If you look at how the factory adds tubing to the bottom of an ibeam, it's stitch welded down each side. That lets it flex without creating a stress point.
The second why looks better buy an xbrace between them and stitch welds the sides would certainly help.
I added some tubing to an rv years ago, 1.5 inch square. Stitch welded the sides and reattached the hangers. tow another 7 years or so and it was fine.
But we all know rv frames never crack or have trouble anyway right?
