Trailers where slides do NOT block access?
My travel partner is wanting out of his current Coachmen trailer, to upgrade somewhat and have something with a slide. He wants something with a better quality of materials and insulation, easily set...
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coolmom42 wrote:
He said that the slid is the type that is flush with the floor when extended, and that means that it is unsupported when it is retracted, and the dealership would not recommend using it when retracted, unless some type of support was placed underneath.
Does this mean that a slide that sits up higher when extended, DOES have support under it when it IS retracted?
This reads like there are only 2 types of slides ... they're aren't, there are multiple types of slide mechanisms and more than just flush or elevated. My own Coachmen has a sofa slide so it's neither of these, and yes I use it and have used it for 5 years in both the retracted and extended positions.
