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I have a 2000 Monaco Windsor 40′ with a Roadmaster chassis. I have cracks in the welding on the frame stablizing brackets to the differential housing. The welding was done from one side and on some welds the base material and the weld have cracked completely through. These brackets are welded to the differential housing to keep it in the right attitude in relationship to the driveshaft angle and distance. The welding was done with a MIG welder and on some welds they have had their amps to high or the torch angle incorrect and have undercut the weld to base material causing a stress area. If you add load and vibration to these areas, cracking will occur. I have looked on the internet for a recall for this problem but have not found any. I would appreciate any info you could provide on this topic. I also wanted to report this problem for future reference. Thank you in advance for any information, Tom