24 ft Class C with full wall slide
Has anyone purchased a 24 ft Class C with a full wall slide and queen bed like the Thor 24F or Jayco 24B or something similar? Over all was it a good decision? Also I notice some models have a large r...
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Re slides in class c's and class A's .
The A's might be using hydraulic slides and the A's might have a little more beef in the framework of the coach where the slide slides. The headers on A's might have more room above the slide to build a more beefy header. That might be the reason the A's coaches seem to have less issues, especially flexing.
Remember not move a coach once you deploy a slide. I have seen people pull into sites and deploy the slide then find out they are too far away from the pedestal and move the coach back n forth to get closer and then level it...all with the slide hanging out . That's a good way to crack your sidewalls of your coach as well as possibly bind the slide it the frame.
The A's might be using hydraulic slides and the A's might have a little more beef in the framework of the coach where the slide slides. The headers on A's might have more room above the slide to build a more beefy header. That might be the reason the A's coaches seem to have less issues, especially flexing.
Remember not move a coach once you deploy a slide. I have seen people pull into sites and deploy the slide then find out they are too far away from the pedestal and move the coach back n forth to get closer and then level it...all with the slide hanging out . That's a good way to crack your sidewalls of your coach as well as possibly bind the slide it the frame.
