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:Copperhead wrote:
If it can’t be used when retracted without damage, begs the question if the trailer should be towed anywhere. If it can’t handle a couple of people when sitting still, the rolling earthquake that goes on with some roads should effectively destroy it.
Possibly this lack of support DOES have a lot to do with the slide failures that people experience. There are many examples on this site of trailer frames/suspensions destroyed by rough roads... why should the slide be any different.
12 years were th a flush floor slide. They are not supported when in the in position. The only thing that isn’t supported is the floor. I’ve never had one issue with the slide and it’s been towed close to 20k miles! On all sorts of roads.
