Wandering Bear RV

Wandering Bear RV Specializing in braking, suspension, and axle upgrades and bearing repack services. MORryde and Roadmaster suspension products, and Dexter axles.
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Wandering Bear RV is a distributor and installer for Deemaxx and Kodiak hydraulic disc brake conversions.

06/19/2026

Good thing we upgraded the suspension on mrswanderingbear ‘s cargo trailer because a whole lot of dads are getting exactly what they want for Father’s Day — less bouncing and swaying on the way to the campground!

It’s not too late to get Dad the perfect gift! You moms will be happy too since you’ll be hearing less colorful words coming from the drivers seat.

Now I just have to get these packed in the trailer before we leave the Wandering Bear retreat for the busiest few months of the year. Our next stop is the Jayco RV owners rally in New York!

Roadmaster Inc.

Fresh bucket of Lucas Red-N-Tacky delivered today.
06/18/2026

Fresh bucket of Lucas Red-N-Tacky delivered today.

While we have tried very hard to keep Roadmaster pricing highly competitive, with the new shock kits and shipping compan...
06/17/2026

While we have tried very hard to keep Roadmaster pricing highly competitive, with the new shock kits and shipping company prices we are regrettably going to have to increase the price on materials. We do have a large order of stock coming in with 6k, 7k, and 8k tandem axle kits that we will have on hand.

06/15/2026

If you’ve come to any of the Wandering Bear tech talks at the owner’s rallies, then you know how important it is to constantly be checking on your RV. Check out your components before and after a trip, yes, but also make sure you’re checking it during your trip at all fuel and rest stops!

Dakota‘s family left the Grand Design New England rally yesterday and stopped for fuel about 20 minutes down the road. As they were fueling up, he did a walk around — yes, even after only 20 minutes in the road, and he noticed his 1st and 2nd axels seemed really close together. He couldn’t see his shackle because the tires were so close. When he backed up a little and compared the gap between his 2nd and 3rd axle, he knew there was an issue. Sure enough, a broke leaf spring!

Several things made this situation better than it could have been:

1) He noticed it at the fuel stop (he’s been to a few tech talks) before it became a huge problem down the road.
2) He carries an extra leaf spring because he’s learned a few things about being prepared.
3) His favorite tech was only a few minutes behind him and was able to show up with the big tools that make the job a lot easier and faster
4) He’s lucky I like him!

But in all seriousness, these rigs are pushed hard on travel days. Sometimes things happen. And the more preventative maintenance you’re doing, the less chance you'll be doing reactive maintenance.

Knowing how to check things out before you hit the road is one of the best ways you can ensure little issues don’t become big problems. You don’t want to be camping on the side of the road waiting for a mobile tech. You’d rather be at the campground having a great time!

Between the two of us, we got the leaf spring replaced, tires back on, everything torqued, and they were ready to roll again in about 25 minutes. Check your stuff! And hopefully I’ll see you down the road at a campground rather than on the side of the road wishing you’d verified things before you rolled out.

Todays install was a Grand Design Solitude ST346FLS. Deemaxx Components Hydraulic disc brakes for superior stopping powe...
06/13/2026

Todays install was a Grand Design Solitude ST346FLS. Deemaxx Components Hydraulic disc brakes for superior stopping power and the best warranty. Replaced the old MORryde CRE-3000 with a brand new one and HD Shackle kit.

06/13/2026

Most RVs come with a basic leaf spring and equalizer setup. When the front axle hits a pothole, bump, bridge joint, or rough campground road, that force doesn’t stay at that axle. It travels through the suspension. Then the rear axle hits the same bump and sends another round of force back through the system. Instead of your RV taking one hit, it gets hit twice. ON. EVERY. BUMP.

That shaking goes into your frame, cabinets, plumbing, appliances, walls, and everything else inside your rig. That’s why you get to the campground and your eggs are all falling out of the fridge, broken.

Roadmaster’s Comfort Ride slipper spring system is designed to break that connection between the axles so each spring can move more independently instead of constantly transferring energy through the trailer.

The biggest reasons you’d want it:

1. It protects the RV, not just making a smoother ride
2. It makes the trailer tow more calmly
3. There’s a lifetime warranty on the components

This upgrade makes sense for you if…

•You tow a lot.
•You full-time.
•You have a heavier fifth wheel.
•You drive rough highways, bridges, interstates, campground roads, or backroads.
•You’re tired of things moving around inside.
•You want to protect the frame, suspension, cabinets, and components.
•You want the trailer to feel more controlled behind the truck.
•You believe in fixing the weak links before they become expensive problems.

My website DumpTheDrums.com is a great place to find my current location schedule or you can call/email to get on our schedule.

Another Roadmaster Inc. Comfort ride slipperspring suspension we installed yesterday as well! Lifetime warranty on compo...
06/13/2026

Another Roadmaster Inc. Comfort ride slipperspring suspension we installed yesterday as well! Lifetime warranty on components and a much smoother ride. Pair of MORryde X-factor crossmembers one with a drop adapter.

Yesterday this Grand Design Momentum swapped out their equalizer suspension for a Roadmaster Inc. Comfort ride slippersp...
06/13/2026

Yesterday this Grand Design Momentum swapped out their equalizer suspension for a Roadmaster Inc. Comfort ride slipperspring suspension. Also a bearing repack which was just in time. Found a bearing that was toasted and also undersized for the 8K axles this rv has.

Address

Clermont, FL

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 2pm

Telephone

+17313630970

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