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Main Forum => General Discussion => Topic started by: Gixxerkid3 on October 11, 2022, 08:14:06 pm
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Hi all. Can anyone tell me what this bolt (same in opposite side) does? I have looked high and low for a manual for this slide. Called the company multiple times with no answer and no call back when messages were left. I need help. The reason I am asking is, I want to know if there is a way to adjust the slide. The rollers (previous owners) have damaged the linoleum and I’m wondering if these are adjustment bolts. But I don’t want to start just turning bolts. See the second picture for the damage.
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Try Liftco
https://www.liftcoproducts.com/product-page/liftco-75-slide-out-kit
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Hi,
I did that but unfortunately they have no manuals or any info. Thanks though.
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Hi all. Can anyone tell me what this bolt (same in opposite side) does? I have looked high and low for a manual for this slide. Called the company multiple times with no answer and no call back when messages were left. I need help. The reason I am asking is, I want to know if there is a way to adjust the slide. The rollers (previous owners) have damaged the linoleum and I’m wondering if these are adjustment bolts. But I don’t want to start just turning bolts. See the second picture for the damage.
They adjust the tilt of the slide top-bottom so when the slide goes in it evenly contact's the side of the RV body and properly seals.
If they are miss-adjusted, you will have a larger gap at the top or bottom half of the slide and may get water leakage when driving in the rain.
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Ok then . They don’t do what I was thinking. No issues there. Thanks
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The slide-out rollers damaging the flooring like that has been noted by many PC owners. Someone here should be able to provide some insight on adjusting those rollers.
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I hope so. What I really want to do is put in vinyl laminate wood floor like Volk did; however, adding up to 7mm in height to the the floor would interfere with the rollers since they do not seem to be adjustable.
i.e.- the rollers on the slide would butt up to the floor and stop the slide from closing, even if I was able to install the flooring. Maybe ai am missing something though.
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I removed the carpet from our 3100 last week and installed commercial 3mm solid vinyl. It appears to only have one roller centered in the slide out. When I put the slide in I put another piece of vinyl down so as not to damage the new floor. I may try a piece of thin aluminum or a kick plate from a door. My total height is less than the carpet and pad.