Moving slide during travel to access fridge
Just ordered a 5th wheel with opposing slides. Fridge is not accessible with slides in. We can access bathroom & bedroom but not living room & kitchen area. We were told it was O.K. to move slide a fe...
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Golden_HVAC wrote:
As long as you are reasonably level, you could open the slide a bit. Just if you pull to the side of the road, and the passenger side is say 3" lower than the drivers side, I would not chance it, and have a slide out go off the track or something.
Personally, I would not buy a fifth wheel without access to the refrigerator. Your feedback to the dealer is going to get back to the factory, and they will say "I will not keep taking delivery of trailers I can not sell" and the factory will come out with a new design.
Fred.
To the OP = Yes - no big deal.
BTW - I'll bet there are lots and lots of folks set up in campgrounds
who are "off" three inches from level - front to back or side to side.
I know I've done both for lots of years with zero problems.
("Eyeball" leveling system, LOL)
In re: Dealer feedback (etc.) = yeah right!!..:R..:R
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