Picking her up Monday......

[wegone]

This has been a very long process that started last August.....

https://www.keystoneforums.com/forum...ad.php?t=50634

I will update hopefully all the GOOD NEWS at that time.

We'll be on the road most of June, July, and August, so hopefully whatever it was that caused this was just a fluke to begin with, and complicated by the COVID.

Fingers crossed and looking forward

[dutchmensport]

Yes, certainly hope everything get 100% satisfactorily resolved and you'll not have any more issues. Hope your extended camping trip is successful! Good luck!

[sourdough]

Great! It's been a worrisome stretch I know but you'll be on the road soon. Have fun and keep an eye on that suspension!

[wegone]

Originally Posted by sourdough

Great! It's been a worrisome stretch I know but you'll be on the road soon. Have fun and keep an eye on that suspension!

Danny.....I am still in the dark as to what happened/failed under there.
I will definitely have lots of questions when I pick her up.

I crawled under her when someone flagged me on the road, way back in August last year, and all I saw slight "grin" in the rear axle....

The report, verbally, was a failed part, component, started all of this.
Any idea what that might be?

Looking at it I didn't see all that many parts that could fail and cause such, but again, I am ignorant to the facts.

I just want to be certain in the future it doesn't happen again, hoping it was just a fluke.

I baby this trailer, as I do all my toys