Does MORryde Cushioned Pin Box MR44HR Have Vertical Cushioning

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How much vertical suspension or shock resistance does this Moryde provide?

asked by: RS

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The MORryde cushioned pin box part # MR44HR that you referenced actually doesn't have any vertical cushioning. It only has front to back and side to side cushioning which happens to be where most chucking comes from.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Rs

4/30/2024

Thank you. With my B&W Companion I have zero chucking. I'm looking for some vertical cushioning to help with trailer frame stress.

Jameson C.

4/30/2024

@Rs Gen-Y offers a cushioned pin box to replace the Lippert Rhino like with the part # GY86GR which has a vertically cushioned setup and would work great. I assume you have a Lippert Rhino based on the part number MORryde you mentioned earlier.

Rs

5/1/2024

@JamesonC Yes I do. I have seen the GenY. I was trying to keep the cost closer to the MORryde.

Jameson C.

5/1/2024

@Rs Oh gotcha, yeah that makes sense.

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