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GO User Guide
Section 9. Frame
Frame overview
The GO frame is constructed from custom aluminum extrusions, making it very strong and
light weight. The frame is assembled using a series of welded and bolted connections. The
nish is a durable powder coated acrylic paint. For more detailed information on the frame
please visit sylvansport.com.
Maintenance
Maintenance on the frame should include frequent visual inspections and cleaning.
• Inspect the frame from time to time and make sure there are no hairline cracks in the
aluminum tubing or at the weld seams.
• Inspect the fasteners. It is possible that road vibration can loosen some fasteners over
time. If detected early enough, they can be re-tightened and if
necessary, a thread lock product can be applied to avoid future loosening.
• Inspect the T-slot nuts located under the side frames and make sure they are fully tight-
ened.
• Inspect the plastic and rubber bumper components on the bed platforms, these help to
reduce or eliminate any metal to metal contact when the bed platforms are lowered into
Travel mode.
• Inspect the Tent pod suspension arms and be sure those fasteners are properly secured.
• Inspect the tent pod latches and make sure they are free of obstructions and functioning
properly.
• Cleaning the aluminum frame - Rinse off the frame (along with the rest of the GO) with
water from the hose. Clean the frame with standard car wash or dish detergent, diluted
in a bucket, as you would with a car.
• For tough stains; the best cleaner we have found is an orange based product such as
“Greased Lightning Blast.”
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