Lippert spec'd frame list

[rmalik1]

Which companies that use Lippert's frames & have their frames made specifically for their 5th wheels. (not a standard Lippert frame)

1)DRV
2)Cedar Creek
3)
4)
5) etc

[Dog_Folks]

goducks10 wrote:
Bottom line is, it's still a Lippert frame.

O.K. we can see your mind is made up, so we won't try to change it with facts.

[RandACampin]

rmalik1 wrote:
Which companies that use Lippert's frames & have their frames made specifically for their 5th wheels. (not a standard Lippert frame)

1)DRV
2)Cedar Creek
3)
4)
5) etc

What's the purpose of this list?

[laknox]

lynndiwagon wrote:
I think most of the problems with the Lippert frames are the sloppy welds. If the manufacturers would inspect the frames supplied to them and reject all with bad welding then you would see an improvement in Lippert's construction.

Lessee, I was saying the same thing, what, 5 years ago...at least? Even if the factory sees bad welds, they should FIX THEM before building an RV on that frame. Deduct the costs from their Lippert bill. If they wanted to be nice, the mfr could reference the s/n of the particular frames with issue so that Lippert could trace back to the welders who did the work. 'Course those guys were probably gone after a few months anyway...

Lyle

[lynndiwagon]

I think most of the problems with the Lippert frames are the sloppy welds. If the manufacturers would inspect the frames supplied to them and reject all with bad welding then you would see an improvement in Lippert's construction.

[goducks10]

Bottom line is, it's still a Lippert frame.

[Dog_Folks]

rmalik1 wrote:
e-mails sent to all manufactures listed, now we wait.

No need to wait for Jayco.

This is a quote directly from their website:

"Jayco builds on custom-sized frames, designed specifically for each floorplan (sic). Other manufacturers use stock frames, stretching and welding the frame to fit.

[drfife]

Might be easier to list manufacturers that do not use Lippert frames.

[R12RTee]

DRV can even have Lippert make a frame to the customers needs. I requested heavier gauge steel in order to carry a motorcycle and was able to get it installed.

[rmalik1]

e-mails sent to all manufactures listed, now we wait.

[rmalik1]

motorcycle jack wrote:
Uh, yea, DRV is a DRV spec'd frame, Lippert built. There is a difference in a Lippert stock frame used by a manufacturer and the DRV spec'd 15" box frame built by Lippert. I believe Redwood and Cedar Creek use stock frames.

Cedar Creek doesn't use a stock frame (I used the word standard in place of stock in op) CC has 2" box added to it's I beam. Like the last list that I had "Hung Walls" I will e-mail to verify. So right now

1)DRV
2)Cedar Creek
3)etc...

[Rich1902]

Highland Ridge (Open Range)

[Dog_Folks]

Jayco Eagle

[motorcycle_jack]

Uh, yea, DRV is a DRV spec'd frame, Lippert built. There is a difference in a Lippert stock frame used by a manufacturer and the DRV spec'd 15" box frame built by Lippert. I believe Redwood and Cedar Creek use stock frames.

[dblr]

Carriage by Crossroads

[nomad297]

Redwood