Slideouts: Benefits and drawbacks
For those considering a camper with a slide out, or without, I will offer my 3 cents worth: Benefits: More space! I love the expanded floor space I get in my AF811 with the slide out. I can i...
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Having a slide in a camper usually gives you a lovely wide opposite seating dinette. Very few non slide campers will comfortably fit four adults for dinner or games.
Because the seating is set up to be opposite instead of wrap-around our best mod so far is removing the two pedestals and putting in a dream dinette. It took a bit of careful measuring with my stud sensor to mount it, but now it is rock solid and goes up and down without a hitch. It was also quite simple to put in a nice wooden wall side piece that limits the upward rise to just the perfect height.
Snowbird/SnowRiver campers were designed to use both in or out without issues for average sized people.
And I carry mine with 19.5's on my F350 CC 4 by 4 SRW too.
Because the seating is set up to be opposite instead of wrap-around our best mod so far is removing the two pedestals and putting in a dream dinette. It took a bit of careful measuring with my stud sensor to mount it, but now it is rock solid and goes up and down without a hitch. It was also quite simple to put in a nice wooden wall side piece that limits the upward rise to just the perfect height.
Snowbird/SnowRiver campers were designed to use both in or out without issues for average sized people.
And I carry mine with 19.5's on my F350 CC 4 by 4 SRW too.
