All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: slide out is slowJust went through this on a Cedar Creek Travel trailer and thought I would find a thread to put in some information: 1. Hydraulic is used on many multi-slide applications. Low ATF fluid or air in the system, low/dead battery cell. 2. Other systems use a small electric motor like mine. Dead cells, low battery are common casues. Lube as noted by BFL13 above (This fixed mine). Signs of lube needed is having to lean on the unit the first foot when retracting and slow to extend the first foot. I used Tri-flow silicone lube on the teeth, square bars, and into the 2 rollers. I then lightly greased the contact point of the roll pin and the side of the bracket. All of this is done with the slide retracted and then extended. High salt, long time extension of the slides (long term camping)increase rust. 3. If needed on the electric motor ones, the motor will be at the opposite end on the gear train that has the tube and tube stop on it. In my case that is the rear gear track only and was 18 inches in from the other side. Measure from the slide side based upon how far your slide comes out roughly. There was no need for me to drop my undercarriage panels as I only needed to lube, but at least I now know mine is electric.Re: ~Post your campsite photos here~ nandj wrote: Here are some pictures from late August in eastern Arizona. These are all under the jurisdiction of Apache Sitgreaves National Forests. These are all great places to escape the heat of Phoenix. ......... Awww man..... Now everyone will know that Arizona is not just Phoenix and deserts..... Love the Rim country and NE part of the state. Great pictures.Re: ~Post your campsite photos here~Yes, it really is that nice. And the marina at the end of the lake is NOT for a motor home. It reminds of something you would see in upstate NY. DO NOT try to come down 89 from 80 to get here, you will not make it without ripping off the back of your rig. This area just up the road on 89 is one of my favorites in the world. The ridge Pan left and right.Re: ~Post your campsite photos here~The backyard at Gros Ventre north of Jackson Hole. The B loop, last loop on the north side. Not bad for $19 Re: ~Post your campsite photos here~ ReneeG wrote: Thanks, JTMO. Who's leaving the Hershey chocolate eggs - bear or elk? Elk. The bears have little bells in them.Re: ~Post your campsite photos here~Yes, grassy Lake road. Bears, Osprey, and Elk come with it.Re: ~Post your campsite photos here~ Snake River NFS free site a week ago in the Tetons. Tight fit getting in, lots of mosquitoes, but very very quiet. Bears and elk; man they leave Hershey chocolate eggs all over the campsite ;)Re: ~Post your campsite photos here~ Yosemite Pines, Groveland CA site B10 And a few of the area ;) Yosemite valley Hetch Hetchy Yosemite Falls Re: ~Post your campsite photos here~Actually, many of us do have flags with our screen names, location, and RV.net on them ;)Re: New Dometic Recall Initiated March 11, 2008If it is out of Warranty, it is not covered for failure. They are not fixing the root cause, the coolant leak. As stated, they only put a patch on the problem to 'help' prevent a fire.
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