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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northmeck0255 wrote:Johnny G1 wrote:
I likely will buy another one with slides but it sure won't be A Newmar product, got to be something better built than the one I got,bloody rattles for a unit that only has 140k on it and the slide seals have been changed twice. Slides do give a lot more room but as I said I will likely be buying a Bus next time around, nothing made of plastic and fiber glass junk.
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That's precisely why we picked our current rig.
Northmeck, I have to ask, were you at the North Little Rock KOA at the end of June? I could swear a unit like yours pulled in next to us. Nice unit by the way.
To all the other posters... I never thought about how useable the inside would be with slides in. I have not opened them during a quick evening stop if I'm by myself. There is one kitchen cabinet that I can only open one side (buffet upper cabinet) and when the bedroom slides are in, the end of the bed closes against the dresser drawers and I would have to climb over the bed to the closet.
When I have made those quick nightly stops by myself, I just put out the electric bedroom slide (all the others are hydraulic). So, no big deal if the slides are in.
MM.
