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Old 04-30-2011, 04:28 AM   #1
Mrs. CountryGuy
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With the slide only partially opened, you can indeed have someone push on the top, causing the bottom to lift a bit for better access.

Been there, done that, thanks to Dennis tbhd (or is that tbhd2?), when we had a little broken glass ware incident and bits and pieces were under the kitchen slide waiting to scratch my wood floor.

So, thanks to Dennis, I know it works. We did not get a lot of lift, but, we only put the slide out a little bit, not sure how far out you can go and still safely tip. But, you can do it.

(By the way, the photos are a bit large, probably past MOC recommended sizes.)
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