Would you buy an RV with slide outs again?
I am looking to buy a HR 32' class A RV from year 1997-1999. Some have slideouts and some do not. I am leery of their reliability and possibility of leakage. The whole concept of slideouts that re...
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bsinmich wrote:
Newmar came out with the first production slide in 1990. As the decade passed more manufacturers got slides. There were also some slides that were made that were outside convertors that added them. I would not want one of those. I saw one on a lot and it had apparent leaks all over. I think most of the comments about not being usable when the slide is in are from people with TTs. MHs are built for use while on the road.
NO they are from MH's owwners, that use them a lot, go distances, stop in places where opening slides is NOT feasible, and want full use of the RV
my uncle charlie is a prime example, their 2010 serrano is barely useable with the LR slide in, narrow isle, big cushy 'L' shaped dining area prevent opening the fridge , just reach in and feel around for what you want,
many people are happy with slides,
just like many people are happy with pop up campers
one style does NOT fit all
