Slideout starting to mark carpet

jodeb720 wrote:
My cougar's slide isn't leaving marks because I raised the slide up about 1/4" - but the reason I did it was because the wood in the slide had warped down and was dragging in the center.

I have installed a roller - attached to the outer frame of the Trailer - and had to do some imagineering of it's placement and setup. It's not leaving any marks anymore.

You may want to raise the slideout up 1/4" by unlocking the lock nut and raising the screw 1/4".

Good point about raising the slide out....

Ron w

My cougar's slide isn't leaving marks because I raised the slide up about 1/4" - but the reason I did it was because the wood in the slide had warped down and was dragging in the center.

I have installed a roller - attached to the outer frame of the Trailer - and had to do some imagineering of it's placement and setup. It's not leaving any marks anymore.

You may want to raise the slideout up 1/4" by unlocking the lock nut and raising the screw 1/4".

Mine has always pushed a slight roll in the carpet ahead of the slide as it comes in. Being as the slide is in more than out, it has left a permanent roll in the carpet now. We just live w/ it.

I'm wondering how I can even see these nylon slides under the slideout?

I sure hope the slideout itself needs to be removed to access them.

Thanks

Ron

Generally there are nylon slides at each end that the large slide glides on. My guess the glides are either worn or damaged allowing the slide room to sag.

I will be watching this to see what the problem is...I brought a new Sierra TT that did this also...my selling dealer told me "It's only a small mark you can live with it"..