To slide (out) or not to slide out??
Hi, newbie here and I have a question. I am looking to buy a new TT. I am new to RVing too and want some insight. Is a slide out worth the money and more importantly, the potential problems they ma...
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dadmomh wrote:
You didn't mention the size you're thinking about or the number of people using the TT on a regular basis. Regardless, slide! Issues are few and far between. You will find from time to time that someone has had a problem, but that's likely 1 or 2%. When we bought our HTT, DH was adamant NO SLIDE. Things change and we did buy one with a slide. Our camping buddies always wanted to come to eat in our camper if the weather was nasty or if we were getting a serious game of dominoes started...they said ours was just so much more comfortable. When we moved from our HTT to the TT, a slide was not even up for discussion....YES! You do have a manual override IF the occasion arises when you have a problem, but those times just rarely happen. Thinking down the road, if and when the time comes that you want to make a change, a slide is a huge selling feature.
That is the reason, it varies in Australia,How many people use the RV? If it is two and it already is like a slightly smallish Apartment, they will not go for slides., maybe a Annexe On the other hand others like more space so they go for slides
