over night stop
I'm new to life in a fifth wheel. I have a new Columbus 320rs and will be taking a trip out west from Texas. I was wondering if you have to unhook for an over night stop. Also, is it ok to use my slid...
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Allworth wrote:
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A couple of other thoughts:
If you have big or heavy (kitchen) slides, put the rear stabilizers down and snug them to avoid any chance of frame twist. Sure you can run them out without frame support. Dealers do it all the time. However once the frame is twisted even a little tweak, the slide will never close quite right again. Why take a chance. LG and Stabs take maybe five minutes. Time well spent.
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Interesting.
There is no warning in my LCI owner's manual regarding potential frame twist if I put the slides out without first lowering the hydraulic jacks. If this is a serious possibility, I wonder why they din't mention it.
