Recent content by Sandi_Z

Update. Spoke with Heartland and TT's have an electric motor for the slide out. Stated all we have to do is "grease" the rails and we're good to go. Thanks for the responses.

Thanks. We actually were able to get it today and hubby crawled under and greased/silicone/or whatever the track. Will call Heartland also.

We have a 2011 NC 29rks. No problems so far but we are entering year 3 owning it and cannot find the motor nor any place to lubricate the slide mechanism or if we need to add fluid, where to do this. Nothing is stated in our owners manuals either. Any info is appreciated. It comes out of...

Update: I highly recommend zip ties. Pleased to report the zip ties are holding perfectly.

We used zip ties around the bolt and the white lock to hold the bolt. Drove 4 hrs round-trip and it has held together. Making a permanent guide for the floor between the walls. We also use a c-clamp to hold the door from closing as the plastic strap comes undone. Any other suggestions are welcome.

Thanks.

We have a 29rks and our drawers face the peninsula and the 2nd one always slides out. I put a 3/4" dowel rod through all the handles. Our return trip last weekend broke the dowel rod. Thinking we can put spring rods to possibly hold them shut. I'll look to see if there is a catch to be adjusted...

Thanks Gary. So go to the store and get that thingamajig to do the trick - lol. I do think I know what you are talking about though.

I've looked at the other posts on this topic and it's the white tab that comes undone. We used zip ties on it last weekend. We'll see how long they hold. Thinking about inserting a board with a guide toward the back and front of the pocket and securing to the floor. Possibly using spring curtain...

We have a 2011 29RKS and the pocket door to living area constantly comes off track during travel. There are no floor guides on it either so it sways. We bought the TT last fall and have camped 3 times in it. Looking to modify this but also looking for suggestions to resolve this. The plastic tab...