One of the things that I noticed was that the bathroom doors hits the slideout when it retracted. We need to extend it out around 8 inches when we are parked and want to get into it. If the door was reversed and hinged on the opposite side you could still open the door enough to get in out of the bathroom with the slideout fully retracted.
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You can reverse the door if you want.......Most service shops could be able to do that for you...
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I had the same problem with my M18. I corrected this problem by cutting the plywood sheet for the slide on an angle. The plywood was touched up with black gloss paint. The bathroom door opens and closes with the slide in and you will not notice the cut.
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I had the same problem with my M18. I corrected this problem by cutting the plywood sheet for the slide on an angle. The plywood was touched up with black gloss paint. The bathroom door opens and closes with the slide in and you will not notice the cut.
//heartlandowners.org/album.php?albumid=88&pictureid=389
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