Are slideout lock bars important?
I have a 2005 Holiday Rambler Ambassador. Each of the front slideouts has an adjustable bar to be placed between the wall and one corner of the slideout trim so the slide won't move to the out positi...
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Your Fear is you will forget to remove it (Been there, Done that, No major damage, Have had to replace the odd shear pin)
My Fear is that the slide will extend when I make a right turn (Why I insert lock bar)
When Parked, as I am now, I store the lock bar inside the steering wheel (It stands up on the floor) makes it very hard to forget cause it is in the way of driving,, I also have a "STOP" sign for the antenna (Used to be called an Antenna Saver, I think they are back to making them now). It clips on either the wheel, or the ignition key.
My Fear is that the slide will extend when I make a right turn (Why I insert lock bar)
When Parked, as I am now, I store the lock bar inside the steering wheel (It stands up on the floor) makes it very hard to forget cause it is in the way of driving,, I also have a "STOP" sign for the antenna (Used to be called an Antenna Saver, I think they are back to making them now). It clips on either the wheel, or the ignition key.
