ncitro Neil,
I have to agree where any system can be abused, so in the case of the OP there is no history. Even in my case, I never put the unit in a state to flatten the springs and since they have been replaced they are still holding up. Delivery driver abusing the rig? Defective springs? Who knows.
But in the case of my older Imagine, there were a rash of flattened springs with floor contact and future units were updated where the issue is non-existent today. Since so many cases of floor contact were out there (similar to greased brakes) this does indicate there was an issue. So one case is impossible to make a determination where multiple cases followed by an update does look like the issue was addressed. We did purchase our rig with the verbiage that the manufacturer has the right to make changes at any time. I've accepted that and with buddies to help me with the heavy stuff, I updated the rig to avoid floor contact while keeping to the original design as best as possible.
Jim
I have to agree where any system can be abused, so in the case of the OP there is no history. Even in my case, I never put the unit in a state to flatten the springs and since they have been replaced they are still holding up. Delivery driver abusing the rig? Defective springs? Who knows.
But in the case of my older Imagine, there were a rash of flattened springs with floor contact and future units were updated where the issue is non-existent today. Since so many cases of floor contact were out there (similar to greased brakes) this does indicate there was an issue. So one case is impossible to make a determination where multiple cases followed by an update does look like the issue was addressed. We did purchase our rig with the verbiage that the manufacturer has the right to make changes at any time. I've accepted that and with buddies to help me with the heavy stuff, I updated the rig to avoid floor contact while keeping to the original design as best as possible.
Jim
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