Tom/Oldelmer 1 X-Factor
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Tom/Oldelmer1 X-Factor
by Mopar_Earl on 3/8/2011, 12:50 pm
Tom,
I noticed your signature states 2010 Montana 3150RL Hickory Edition, Wet bolt kit and X-Factor added
The X-Factor you speak of the one by Mor/ryde for between the spring hangers? If so, can you tell me about them and attach pictures if you could. I'm thinking about adding them to my WC when I raise it two inches to help support the hangers with the added stress.
Thanks,
Earl
I noticed your signature states 2010 Montana 3150RL Hickory Edition, Wet bolt kit and X-Factor added
The X-Factor you speak of the one by Mor/ryde for between the spring hangers? If so, can you tell me about them and attach pictures if you could. I'm thinking about adding them to my WC when I raise it two inches to help support the hangers with the added stress.
Thanks,
Earl
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Re: Tom/Oldelmer 1 X-Factor
by oldelmer1 on 3/9/2011, 12:55 pm
Earl,
They are the ones offered by Mor/Ryde that goes between the spring hangers. We have 3 of them installed.
HERE is their flyer on them.
I will take a few pictures for you, probably have to wait till friday as its suppose to rain all day tomorrow.
They are the ones offered by Mor/Ryde that goes between the spring hangers. We have 3 of them installed.
HERE is their flyer on them.
I will take a few pictures for you, probably have to wait till friday as its suppose to rain all day tomorrow.
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Re: Tom/Oldelmer 1 X-Factor
by Mopar_Earl on 3/9/2011, 4:13 pm
Sweet, Thanks Tom. That's why your the man and I'm just a boy. 
Earl
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Re: Tom/Oldelmer 1 X-Factor
by Maxtor on 3/9/2011, 4:16 pm
Mopar_Earl wrote:Sweet, Thanks Tom. That's why your the man and I'm just a boy.
Earl
Tom is sooooo old,,,, Noah calls him dad.
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Re: Tom/Oldelmer 1 X-Factor
by oldelmer1 on 3/10/2011, 6:47 am
Maxtor wrote:Tom is so old,,,, Noah calls him dad.
THIS, coming from FATHER TIME!!!!
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Re: Tom/Oldelmer 1 X-Factor
by oldelmer1 on 3/10/2011, 11:49 am
Earl,
In between rain drops, here are some shots.
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Re: Tom/Oldelmer 1 X-Factor
by Maxtor on 3/10/2011, 12:59 pm
oldelmer1 wrote:Maxtor wrote:Tom is so old,,,, Noah calls him dad.
THIS, coming from FATHER TIME!!!!
Hmmmm are you saying that I was the chief gardener in the garden of Eden?
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Re: Tom/Oldelmer 1 X-Factor
by Mopar_Earl on 3/10/2011, 1:36 pm
Sweet, thanks Tom! They look well made and heavy. I like them. I just need to see if they will clear my galley tank drain pipe that runs from the rear to the front of the trailer over the axles. How tall are they? I'm hoping they will fit above or below my drain pipe.
You happy with them? I see Tweety's has the lowest price and free shipping on them. I can't seem to find much about them on the RV forums. I know Lippert has a LIP sheet out on adding these types of supports but with pipe and welding it to the hangers. I don't want to get into all that. I like the idea of the bolt-on X-factors.
BTW, great pics. Just what I needed. Wish companies would put more info on their sites about their products.
Thanks,
Earl
You happy with them? I see Tweety's has the lowest price and free shipping on them. I can't seem to find much about them on the RV forums. I know Lippert has a LIP sheet out on adding these types of supports but with pipe and welding it to the hangers. I don't want to get into all that. I like the idea of the bolt-on X-factors.
BTW, great pics. Just what I needed. Wish companies would put more info on their sites about their products.
Thanks,
Earl
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Re: Tom/Oldelmer 1 X-Factor
by Admin on 3/24/2011, 12:12 pm
I can see Sean making a pair of these.
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Re: Tom/Oldelmer 1 X-Factor
by Mopar_Earl on 3/24/2011, 12:52 pm
I'm getting store bought myself.
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Re: Tom/Oldelmer 1 X-Factor
by oldelmer1 on 3/24/2011, 1:14 pm
Earl,
The cross members are made out of 3x3 material, and they hug right up against the underbelly material.
I cant really comment on if I like them or not, they were installed right after I bought he camper, so I don't really see or feel a difference. I'm sure there is a difference, i hope.
The cross members are made out of 3x3 material, and they hug right up against the underbelly material.
I cant really comment on if I like them or not, they were installed right after I bought he camper, so I don't really see or feel a difference. I'm sure there is a difference, i hope.
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Re: Tom/Oldelmer 1 X-Factor
by Mopar_Earl on 3/24/2011, 4:43 pm
Tom,
Thanks man! They emailed me two different prints with measurements. Just need to go back out and lay on the ground (not in a hurry since its cold) and remeasure.
Earl
Thanks man! They emailed me two different prints with measurements. Just need to go back out and lay on the ground (not in a hurry since its cold) and remeasure.
Earl
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Re: Tom/Oldelmer 1 X-Factor
by Portagie1968 on 3/25/2011, 6:28 am
Maxtor wrote:oldelmer1 wrote:Maxtor wrote:Tom is so old,,,, Noah calls him dad.
THIS, coming from FATHER TIME!!!!
Hmmmm are you saying that I was the chief gardener in the garden of Eden?
Actually the head sheep herder.
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Re: Tom/Oldelmer 1 X-Factor
by Sean on 3/27/2011, 9:39 am
Admin wrote:I can see Sean making a pair of these.
They seem like a great idea but weight is becoming an issue with my Cat, I open a cupboard and things fall out, Her indoors is using it for extra storage ( I do have a great welder now though 180 amps electronic speed control for wire speed and amp out put).
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