Quick question here.
I’m on the road and noticed that my living room slide appears to be trying to come in crooked, that is to say the backend where the hydraulic cylinder is gets ahead of the front end and it stops.
I’m on a pretty busy trip and haven’t had time to check into it very deeply, but I know I can push on the front end and get it to come in. There’s only one cylinder on the back and it’s connected to the front via a rack and pinion System.
The only thing that I can think of that may be a roll pin or something broke in one of the rack gears in the front is not being pulled along with the back end.
I can look into it closer when I get home, but I’m curious if anybody has ever experienced this phenomenon before.
Off to a class reunion now, first one I’ve ever been to and not real sure what to expect. Was a class of almost 300 people, so I’m not sure how many I’ll even recognize anymore.
Let me know if you’ve ever seen this problem with a slide, please.
I’m on the road and noticed that my living room slide appears to be trying to come in crooked, that is to say the backend where the hydraulic cylinder is gets ahead of the front end and it stops.
I’m on a pretty busy trip and haven’t had time to check into it very deeply, but I know I can push on the front end and get it to come in. There’s only one cylinder on the back and it’s connected to the front via a rack and pinion System.
The only thing that I can think of that may be a roll pin or something broke in one of the rack gears in the front is not being pulled along with the back end.
I can look into it closer when I get home, but I’m curious if anybody has ever experienced this phenomenon before.
Off to a class reunion now, first one I’ve ever been to and not real sure what to expect. Was a class of almost 300 people, so I’m not sure how many I’ll even recognize anymore.
Let me know if you’ve ever seen this problem with a slide, please.