[The Spices]

We specified the MOR/ryde suspension option when we ordered our unit. When Lippert built the frame, they welded the brackets on for the suspension. They did so incorrectly causing the frame to "lose it's camber (warp). NOTE: This has nothing to do with MOR/ryde or their suspension. At DRV's direction, Lippert has repaired the frame which included welding steel plates onto the inside of the frame from the axles to the rear. The warped frame apparently caused the plywood floor panels to loosen and ridges developed in the linoleum running the width of the trailer along floor panel joints to the rear of the island. We obviously became aware that there was a problem when the ridges started to appear. Hopefully DRV is now checking for proper camber in the frame before starting construction of each unit.