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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SoundGuy wrote:Lantley wrote:
The slide is not intended to be used when it is in. Yes there maybe times that force you to use slide while it is retracted. In those cases use slide gingerly as the floor is typically unsupported.
Pretending slide is fully functional whether it is in or out is foolish.
The manufacturer is not going to approve using the slide while it is retracted because it was not designed to be used that way.
As has been asked of others making this same claim where's the documentation to support your argument that a "slide is not intended to be used when it is in"? :h I use mine all the time and have for 5 seasons now, no issues at all. :B And as mentioned much earlier in this thread, there's NO caution of any kind in the owner's manual about doing so. ;)
I'm not sure my manual says beware of stove "fire is hot".
But I know better than to stick my fingers in the fire.
Like wise if my flush floor slide is suspended in the air, I know better than to step on it. I don't need to let the manual supersede my common sense.
Beware coffee is hot. I already know the risk, I don't need McDonald's to tell me.
