kjwright,
Some of us here have experienced this problem. Ours was a bad manifold on the pump that would not hold pressure. All four of our slides would creep out after about 2-4 hours of travel. Also, after retracting the slides and standing outside of the rig, after about 10 minutes or so we could hear "popping/creaking" noises which was pressure being released from hydraulic system.
You can also try this test; when you retract the slides mark your fluid level on the hydraulic reservoir and then check it again after an hour or two to see if the level has changed. If so this is an indication the system is not holding pressure. If you have manual shutoff valves for the slides, you can turn them to the closed position after retracting the slides and the slides should not move during travel. Hope this gives you some ideas for trouble shooting before talking to your dealer.
Others may be along soon to give you more insight.
r,
Jack
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