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Thank you for updated videos with this slide. I ordered one with the fold out table and side grill... what an absolutely buetifuly constructed peice of equipment. I cant imagine not having my trail kitchen. Rock solid and it looks badass.
A new generation is expected to be released early next year. For updates on when it will be released, email parts@morryde.com and let them know you want to be notified when it's available!
Could have been an option for the producers of the fiftwheelers, as Liquid Springs for RV motorhomes. Can be some customers options. Greeting from Norway.
Thank you so much for creating this wonderful video, we love it so much. It is such an absolute pleasure to be a part of the MORryde family. We can't say enough wonderful things about the experience that we had at your facilities and the top notch craftsmanship that your team put into our RV. The new suspension upgrade has been absolutely amazing and has made a huge difference and the towing experience, the brakes make us stop 50% faster, and the new slide tray and safety rails are a game changer. We I think everybody should have a MORryde experience at least once in your lifetime if you are in RV'er. We can't wait to swing back through Elkhart and say hi to the team. Have an amazing day and keep being awesome. 😎
We have the Morryde IS on our triple axle and have about 20K miles on the coach. Been FT for 2years and we love our IS and agree with things not moving a lot. I have found that the alignment needs to be payed attention to very closely and monitoring tire wear will tell you that tire or tires need aligning. I think the severe bumps and potholes have a tendency to create alignment aa well as causing the bearing to become unseated. Also, the hard angled backing up or pulling for increases the chance for an alignment problem. We travel with a few sets of the 3 different sized shims for adjusting the toe or camber. A lot of Morryde approved service centers do not carry them, so if you notice a tire or 2 out of alignment or see tire wear, you have the shims on hand to get to the nearest approved shop and have the issue corrected. Further, we travel with a few extra full bearing kits and seals. 👍😃🍻
BS Video guys!!! First shot the camper is going 30-35 MPH over rail road tracks, the second video your going 5mph on a turn??? Looks like a shamwow! Scam...
Good video, except that the rotor hub braking surface (both sides of the rotor) should have been cleaned with brake clean prior to reinstalling the hub and the tech should have put clean gloves on to do this. You do not want grease left on the braking surfaces of either the rotor or the pads. As well, is there a reason why the caliper pins are not lubed prior to installation? Is this not necessary with the Deemax brakes like you do in an automotive application?
They cannot be installed diagonally. In most cases, the scissor jacks are able to be uninstalled from the frame of the RV and reinstalled to run parallel with each other. You may have to use self tapping screws or a drill bit to create new mounting holes for the screws that secure the scissor jacks to the frame. We have a video demonstrating this process which starts at 4 minutes and 30 seconds into the video. Link to the video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vDOixZligfQ.htmlsi=NCIAmuA1j0_bi7NC
What a pleasure to be able to share a little bit of our experience with such an incredible company. Thank you for giving us this opportunity. ~ Stan and Rhonda
Just finished passenger side. No way c clamps would work. Tried 2 of the biggest c clamps I have to compress spring, could not compress enough. Luckily neighbor has a 4 ton porta power and that did the trick. Its a super duper PITA. Hope the drivers side goes easier tomorrow but my black tank is right outboard of the rubber spring so probably not. You have to lift the back so that the rear wheels are ALL THE WAY off the ground to get old out and then lift the diff to put new ones in. Also had a hell of a time with drift pins and getting the new short bolts in. I will never do this again, worth paying someone else or sell your RV and buy one without 'rubber leaf' that degrades over time. Also, new rubbers are significantly smaller than the old ones as well as the backing steel (steel looks to be 1/8 as opposed to original 3/16". Better rubber or "value engineering"??? Last thing, on the rear of the leaf there is a clamp that holds the spring pack together, when I released the tension on the spring it hung up on these so the 'eye' on the bracket did not make it all the way above the spring pack. Had to use a pry bar to get it to go all the way. Boing! and Boing! very scary sitting under a 14K RV and giant spring pack. Cant imagine these are any better than the stock springs with airbags. Seems way over engineered and just another point of failure.
How did the drivers side go. I was going to attempt to do this myself but your comments have me thinking otherwise. please share any other insights. thank you
Good video guys!!! Thank you and tell Ryan in Mike said hi. He is an awesome guy and has helped me out a lot learning about the independent suspension!!! I really appreciate the video you guys came out with a few months ago that went into detail on the IS!!! 👍😃🍻
I don't think the target consumer has air jacks and air hammers. Perhaps a video like the real world customer does it? Oh and the second guy doing the other side. I might not be so grumpy but the music gave me a headache.
We made an appointment in March 2024 for Aug. 2024, a friend said ask if they have a wait list and we did and got moved up to May 2024. Soon will be headed that way.
We got IS and a rubber pin box installed on our toy hauler January 15th. It was -15 degrees when we arrived in Elkhart. I don’t think it’s been that cold there since. Hopefully we get to try it out in a week or so. Driving home in that temperature was no indication of how the system should be. Very good company and hospitality while we were there.
Good job Hayden and we grease these at these intervals for safe measures to make sure we dont burn up wheel bearings and as a former technician I recommend tire monitor system for Temps in the event bearings do go you'll see it befor it turns catastrophic if you don't go by these standards it can and will happen always grease with our recommend grease Thanks Mor/Ryde for a great product
