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Slide outs

Komfort_23TS
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Has anyone had problems with slide outs on class Cs? Thank you
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mgirardo
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Explorer
We have a 32' Class C with 2 slides. The larger slide has a pair of bunk beds and the wardrobe in the main bedroom. The front slide has a sofa and stove/oven. We have had no issues with the larger slide. The front slide blows fuses on occasion with no rhyme or reason. The dealer couldn't find out why, so we just carry extra fuses.

-Michael
Michael Girardo
2017 Jayco Jayflight Bungalow 40BHQS Destination Trailer
2009 Jayco Greyhawk 31FS Class C Motorhome (previously owned)
2006 Rockwood Roo 233 Hybrid Travel Trailer (previously owned)
1995 Jayco Eagle 12KB pop-up (previously owned)

avan
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Zero
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Jayco-noslide
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Not so far with our 30 ft. 2003 Itasca with 2 slides. Sometimes they act kind of scary going in and out kind of moving around, jerky, etc. but still working.
Jayco-noslide

Desert_Captain
Explorer III
Explorer III
OK, I'll play too...

There are two kinds of people with slides,

Those that have had trouble and those that will.

:B

But seriously..... well almost:

Keeping in mind that among their other plusses and minus' slides add a lot of weight. Class C's, especially the larger ones, are vulnerable as they often have very little available payload {CCC, OCCC, ROCC etc.}. This gets worse with each additional slide.

Avoid floor plans where the galley appliances {frig, stove}, are in the slide itself. Look for units that have easily accessible manual over rides, awnings and large seals.

As always.... Opinions and YMMV.

:C

2oldman
Explorer II
Explorer II
I'm sure someone, somewhere has. Doesn't mean they aren't the best thing ever.
"If I'm wearing long pants, I'm too far north" - 2oldman