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Old 06-26-2005, 02:00 PM   #1
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Slide out sag???

We currently have our eye on a 06 3400 RL and a 3475 RL. Something I have noticed that both these units have in common. The super slide (dinette & couch) seems to sag in the middle somewhat. I wonder if they nailed the trim crooked on the front or if it truly was sagging, only a little. I have looked at 3 units and they all have the same sag. Is this just the "nature of the beast" or is it a QC problem at Keystone?
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