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New owner.....The doors on my 2720SL are misaligned where the two halves of the door meet in the middle. This alignment corrects itself as the door is fully opened. Is this normal? If not, is there an adjustment? Could this be caused by racking from the leveling jacks?
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The folks at TM provided a method to realign the doors.
The triangular, wooden piece just inside, on the floor, and next to the hinge line of the door is the place.
Two screws hold the removable wooden, upright triangle in place. Remove the screws and wood to expose four small screws which attach a metal, upright brace to the wall (not for adjustment purposes, I presume). On the floor are two steel bolts. Both pass thru the floor and are secured to the frame. The nuts which secure the bolts can be seen from under the trailer.
When I was at the factory for maintenance, the folks there noted a misalignment of my doors, as you describe. The bolts were adjusted to realign the doors and now operate perfectly. How they determined the proper adjustment I do not know. But, one of the gents was under the trailer with a wrench and the other did some serious torquing of the bolt closest to the centerline of the trailer. The rather hefty metal bracket was even slightly buckled, under the bolt head, when the job was done.
So, it seems they needed to swing the wall inward a tad, causing the hingeline to pivot toward the centerline (motion magnified at the upper portion), resulting in the realignment of the door halves.
This will make a bit more sense if you look at the setup and read it again. Then, if still confused, call Jimmy Davis and he'll pass you on to the adjusters
Denny_A
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