Passenger slide sagging

yepuhuh

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I was noticing my passenger slide was sagging and went down below and found the following. The braces underneath were micky mouse rigged and I had to beef them up a bit. So I went to Lowe's and bought some 1/8 angle iron and braced it up . No more sagging!
 

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Nice job on the repair.
I deleted your thread from four days ago.
This one is better.

Peace
Dave
 

TravelTiger

Founding Texas-West Chapter Leaders-Retired
I was noticing my passenger slide was sagging and went down below and found the following. The braces underneath were micky mouse rigged and I had to beef them up a bit. So I went to Lowe's and bought some 1/8 angle iron and braced it up . No more sagging!

I don't know if this is "mickey mouse". Our 2010 has similar, no problems yet.
 

yepuhuh

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Underneath the metal tray that the slide falls down into has a piece of angle the length of it. When we put 3 over 300lb seating on the couch and kitchen chair puts a load on the slide floor thus bending the top 1 inch square tubing(over time). when slide is extended the top seal was also not totally extended to keep water and debris out. since I beefed it up the top of the slide is not sagging either. I say mickey mouse because the 1 inch square tubing was poorly welded and not really long enough to be on top of the brace to bear a load.
 

TravelTiger

Founding Texas-West Chapter Leaders-Retired
Glad to know a fix, though, in case we need it. Great job!


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