Apr-30-2018 05:52 PM
May-05-2018 11:35 AM
quadley wrote:
I was thinking of installing Lippert correct track suspension system on my 5R and when looking it over I saw the spring hanger brackets were bent. In my pics you can see the bolts were stressed. Still under warranty I said I would have them, the dealer, install the system but the problem had to be fixed. A couple of weeks went by and they couldn't get an answer from Keystone on what they would do. With 3000 mi. on the 5R the shop mngr. said they took it all apart and replaced the worn out bushings and straightened the brackets then installed the correct track sys. I picked up the 5R and will use it through the summer and a 2500 mi. trip in September and if the brackets bend, the dealer said they would back it even though it would be out of warranty. We'll see how it goes!
May-05-2018 07:14 AM
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May-01-2018 10:05 AM
wrgrs50s wrote:
On my Heartland Sundance all the hangers are leaning inward. Once I noticed, I have watched very closely and 6 yrs have gone by with no issues.
Afterward I have checked lots of trailers and found that it's not that uncommon. The only reason I can see for that happening from the factory is that the brackets on the axles being slightly off from the width of the frame of the trailer so they just bend them to attach and let it go.
It's definately not right but probably wont hurt anything.
May-01-2018 09:09 AM
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May-01-2018 04:55 AM
eHoefler wrote:
If it is an I-beam frame, I wold look for a crack in the spine of the I-beam above the square tubing. Lippert frames had problems with side to side movement causing the frame to flex and crack. If so, needs to have cross gussets welded in to stop the side to side movement flexing the I-beam.
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