Snow, driving with slide out...
We're in Las Cruces, NM, spending the holidays with family (staying in an RV "resort"). It started snowing a little after noon yesterday and we've received 4 - 6" in the Mesilla Valley as of 11:00 thi...
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Old-Biscuit wrote:
All he needed to do was stand there ans sweep snow away as slide out was retracted especially with slide toppers
Since it was a DP, the slide covers probably retract into a metal can. This causes the snow to compress between the can and the side of the coach which will prevent the slide from coming all the way in. It happened to us once on the north rim of the Grand Canyon and we were lucky enough to get some help from the campground host to get then cleaned off so the slide would go all the way in. We found our extendable wash brush was the best way to get it off.
These same cans also collect all the pine needles and leaves that are on the cover when it comes in - quite a hassle. They look better than the bare awning covers but sometime we wonder if they are worth the trouble.
