tt arrived

Sorry to hear that but it could be worse. Friend just got a new TT and had a water line pop while he was out. It flooded the underside and soaked the insulation. It will need a gut job.
Yours should be pretty easy to fix and suffer no lasting issues.
Enjoy the new trailer!

X2

Maybe you should check for a slide lock. They are normally inserted into the top of the slide.

newman fulltimer wrote:
did you make sure the travel lock is out it is a rod on the side

I contacted the service guys from where I purchased. They didnt mention anything about a "lock" per se.

did you make sure the travel lock is out it is a rod on the side

Mvander wrote:
Ask for your PDI $$$ back.

I had it shipped to me (900 miles). My wife went and saw the unit up where it was purchased, and the slide was out..

Ask for your PDI $$$ back.

Why did you take delivery.....should have left it at dealer.

Didn't you do a PDI with dealer?

30 miles isn't too bad...just that it should have worked.

Anyway, make sure after it gets "repaired", run that slide in/out many times, maybe 10+, and after each full movement, check that it seals tight and there are no gaps. In other words, make sure it has been adjusted and aligned correctly. With it not working right now, misalignment is a distinct possibility.

I had to deal with an alignment issue on my slide and it took multiple attempts for the RV place to finally get it right...and I had an 80 mile drive each way. The alignment issue would cause one side to jump a tooth or two on the track and then created a gap in the back when fully closed. The last time I went to check on my TT's slide, I moved it in/out about 7 times and it jumped the track again. Dealer felt bad and promised to get it fixed correctly...seems like they may have been cutting corners with only minor adjustment. He said it would be fixed and they delivered it to my house 80 miles away and extended the warranty.

I've not had a problem with it since.

Sorry to hear that. Good luck on a speedy repair.