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Sep 30, 2013Explorer
Executive wrote:
Kris and Steve, the "issue" with deploying slides when not level is twofold. One the slides are designed to do just that...slide. When not level you could create a binding action that might damage the mechanism. Your call... the other, more common "issue" has to do with the stress placed on the frame of your coach. Too much twisting of the frame and you'll lose a windshield....again, your choice...I know the coach is new to you, so I would follow the mfgs suggestions....Dennis
Excellent answer. Besides, I'm at a loss as to why it would not be possible to get it as level as possible. I mean, why take a chance, maybe slight, maybe not, that you'll have some form of damage to any portion of the slide and or mechanism by moving them in possibly "tweaked" position?
If you're "almost" level, then take just a bit more time and, maybe some lumber to drive up on etc. to get it completely level then, there's no worries about doing any possible damage to the slides and or mechanisms. Don't get me wrong here, I'm not chastising you, just wondering why you wouldn't go the extra bit to level it up? Frame tweak, possible windshield issues, doors that won't stay open, refridgerator damage are all things I try and avoid when camping in an out of level spot.
Like Exec says, "Your choice".
Scott
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