Failure of another component which results in MORryde Product’s failure.Respringing suspension for ride adjustment.Improper alteration of exhaust systems.Loading the Product or any part of it beyond MORryde’s rated load capacity.

Incorrect installation of any part of the Product, including but not limited to, incorrect torque on bolts.Duplication of repair due to faulty diagnosis or workmanship of others.Products with no proof of mileage, or date of purchase.Any part of the Product that is defective or damaged due to abuse misuse neglect accident unauthorized replacement, repair, parts, or modification.MORryde is not responsible for, and this Warranty does not apply to: I can not compare it to other pin boxes on the market, for I have no experience with those, but I feel the MOR/RYDE pin box was worth every penny we paid for it, and the time and effort it took to install it.MORryde, Inc., warrants to you, the original first purchaser of new MORryde rubber suspension system (“Product”), for a period of three (3) years from the date of original first purchase, or use or operation for a distance of seventy thousand (70,000) miles, whichever occurs first (“Warranty Period”), that the Product is free from defects in material or workmanship under normal use and service and will meet or exceed all MORryde advertised written specifications, excepting items and uses excluded from this Warranty.Įxamples of Items and Uses Excluded from Warranty I hope this may help others considering a pin box upgrade. It really is amazing compared to the stock pin box. You know when your slowly applying the brakes, and just as the rig almost stops, and then the traffic moves or the light changes, and your back on throttle? That jolting is pretty much completely non existent! Under hard braking the initial 'jolt' from the 5th wheel is gone as well. Slow speed in traffic, and in towns is where I feel the pin box really shines. It has to be better for the entire rig as well. I would say by as much as %75 quicker! That reduction in bucking makes a huge difference at the end of the day. Hitting interstate expansion joints the 5th wheel settles back down much quicker back in to it's 'happy place'. We now have over 2 thousand miles of towing with it, over varying roads, and I will say that the improvement in ride quality was immediately noticeable as soon as we got moving down the rough, narrow country lane on which we live. (see link above) The part number for our application is: RPB72-1621-HD. It came with very good installation instructions, and took about 3 hours for me to install by myself. It arrived very well packaged, and in perfect condition. It shipped by LTL truck, and weighs about 145lbs. It was less than $600.00 freight included. We purchased it through Amazon from RadAuto. Further, if your looking for a magical component to make your 1-ton truck ride like a Lincoln, this pin box ain't it. I will preface this review by saying our TV is almost 16 years old so I am sure that the majority of you who own much newer TV's may not notice the same amount of improvement in towing ride quality with the pin box as we did. (I also checked ALL bolts for tightness at every stop for the first one thousand miles after installation. I will not include an overview of the installation of the pin box, but it came with very good instructions for the install, and I posted how I did it here: Thought I would do a separate post for a review instead of on 'Our 3010 Modifications' post in hopes it would benefit more 5th wheel owners considering doing this popular upgrade.

Morryde 5th wheel pin box