Recent content by fndrbndr

To be able to use the rod I will have to move the steps and also drill a hole thru the outside of the I guess you would call it the outside fairing. Have used this forum for several complaints and just get ignored or either told I'm not using it the right way. When the slide motor quit I ended...

Be happy that you can open it manually. When they built ours they put the step brackets over the hole. Have tried to get an answer from someone about this and they just ignore me.

If that's so why do all commercial vehicles have all the lines teed together on the truck and trailer. Also they do not have any springs like our pickups have. If a bag or line blows they will sit all the way down on the stops. On our pickups they will just settle down on the springs.

Mines the same

I don't know what happened when it was built but there is no way to insert the crank because of where the steps are mounted. Part of the access hole is covered

http://www.trailertiresandwheels.com/site/1284278/product/AW1603 The ones I used

The steps cover part of the hole on the living room slide on mine. There is no way to open manually

16" wheels and the tires off my 2500HD. It seems to ride better without as much sway

They are the factory aluminum spoke type wheels. I have the lug nuts and center caps too

Tires and wheels off of a 2007 Sundance. Might have 2000 miles on them including transport from mfg to dealer. Make an offer. Located in NE GA

So no one know how to access the hole for the living room slide that is partially covered by the step brackets. Poor design in my opinion

I can not access the hole to manually open the living room slide due to the steps are partially covering the hole and even if there is a hole in the skirting you will not be able to put the crank in the hole through the frame. because of the way the steps are mounted. If there was a hole it...

Has anyone looked to see if they have access holes to open slides in case you could not get the slides open

You would think that after 4 days someone would give an answer

I can find the hole in the frame but there is no way to insert the crank. The hole for the living room slide is at the edge of the steps. My steps partially cover the access hole