Slide cocking on rack and pinion slide
So I go to pull out of a campground the other day and only one side of my slide is retracting on my Arctic Fox. Hmmmm, not good. This is the first trailer I have owned with a slide so I don't know ...
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Just be aware the mating holes between the rack trunnion and the drive shaft where the pin goes though may wear and become sloppy. Mine has lost a little space on the back end compared to the front. If you put something in there harder than the parts they connect, they will wear the holes bigger. When you put the slide out, the front side will lead the back side, and reverse will be true when going back in. Once the holes are wallowed out, the slide will rack end to end when operated, and a new bolt or pin will not solve the issue.
