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nope, no lawsuit here; just pulled up my big boy pants and got a batman suit instead; much safer.  jon

hold on here...........i did the superman thing!!!!.....no further comment!!  jon

I was just making a joke about the gear getting thrown all over the trailer. Hopefully most actual RV owners know better that to do that.

I think the suspension itself could be fine, if it actually worked. But like 90 plus percent of Americans say when surveyed, I never believe anything I see in ads unless I can independently confirm it.

But then there's that gullible few percent who believe everything they see and expect to be able to do that too. Thats why you usually see those "professional driver on closed course, don't try this a home" type disclaimers. Which this ad didn't have.

And those idiots are the same ones who will tear up the parks like LA is worried about. And the ones who will sue when they do something incredibly stupid that the advertiser never imagined they needed to warn them not to do. Like, Mickey D's having to warn ppl that hot coffee is, um, hot....

+1 to OG.  Not only will their stuff be all over the trailer floor, but encouraging that kind of driving in delicate ecosystems will cause irreparable damage to the fragile forest and desert lands.  The ruts, holes, and erosion on the dirt roads will only get worse and the places we wish to visit for peace and quiet and connecting with nature will be badly damaged.  And who will end up paying for the remediation?  We will, either in higher camping fees or areas closed off due to damage.  

Similar in concept to the axle and suspension on Black Series trailers. Now you have swing arm bearings, shocks, probably some preload settings. No thanks.