Reflection 337RLS Question

[Canyonlight]

Thanks much, Dave and Dave ! Looks like the newer builds are a little less heavy on the street side but not much. I imagine this weight imbalance with these triple slide floor plans are similar among manufacturers and this is not an anomaly with GDRV or something to be concerned about.

Dan

[Barbara & Dave]

Another factor is the layout. Essentially all the mechanicals (fridge, stove, furnace, WH) are on the street side.

Dave

[Dave and Monica]

I was also told by LCI that the weight bias is the primary reason that the Correct Track system is installed on the camper to allow alignment adjustment if required.

Dave

[Cate&Rob]

On my 303, the left (heavy) side rides 1/2" lower than the right side.
The Correct Track adjusters are all set to the same nominal position, but the left side wheels are 1/4" further apart than on the right side. Thus, it would seem that all four wheels are not tracking parallel.
Would LCI allow for the known left/right weight imbalance at original build or is using the Correct Track system to align things something expected of every owner after purchase ?

Rob

[Canyonlight]

Rob--I recall reading in our owners manual that the axles s/b aligned after loading the RV due to the added weight (mostly added on the street side as you/others have pointed out) and periodically checked. Ours is off about the same small measure as yours so I imagine some minor scrubbing of the rubber. I suspect this is the same story for a huge % of us here and other similar manufacturers floor plans as well. I plan to have ours checked/adjusted when we take it out of storage this spring after we load it back up.

Dan