? Stress fractures on exterior of coach
Just bought a 2003 33' Bounder from a private owner this spring. I noticed 3 or 4 small 2/3" cracks running along the right side of the coach about in the middle. I questioned the seller and his reply...
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I did alignments for many years and set them to spec, not so that if you fall asleep you steer away from traffic.....never heard of this. Doesn't even make sense!
Cracks can be caused by several things. Often what you're seeing is the fiberglass cracking from age, off gassing, or even direct sunight during storage. Stree cracking usually manifests itself near the corner of windows or slides where the framing is moving and cuasing the fiberglass to crack.
A photo of your cracking would make it easier to identify what's going on.
Lastly, if you've had the coach properly aligned and it still pulls to one side, swap the front tires.
Cracks can be caused by several things. Often what you're seeing is the fiberglass cracking from age, off gassing, or even direct sunight during storage. Stree cracking usually manifests itself near the corner of windows or slides where the framing is moving and cuasing the fiberglass to crack.
A photo of your cracking would make it easier to identify what's going on.
Lastly, if you've had the coach properly aligned and it still pulls to one side, swap the front tires.
