Slide-out floor getting soft

Thanks Bill, We are on the road. I got it closed ok, bit more difficult than with the caster on. When we opened it for tonight, I could not get it open all the way. Just a few inches short, we are ok and plan on being on the road for a few months. When I get to one of our kids, I will put them to work to help me. Hate to try much when on the road. If you find anything else, please let me know. I am tethered to a cell phone and not the best connection in the world. Thanks for all you do. John

At Oaks of Pointe South for a few days. 40 miles north of Savannah, Ga.

[ShrimpBurrito]

If you to completely pull the slide out, remember that there is wiring and a propane line that goes from the main part of the trailer to the slideout to the furnace, so those will have to be disconnected.

Dave

[Bill]

John -

Maybe here? We're going back 11 years, and my memory may be imperfect, but this may help.

http://www.trailmanorowners.com/foru...read.php?t=583

Bill

[commodor47]

John,

Should you decide to remove the living room slide, consider taking the couch out, which will make the move a bit lighter and easier to handle.

I've also posted a few photos in my albums that may be helpful:

http://www.trailmanorowners.com/foru...php?albumid=73

Hope you are able to get this repaired soon. Nothing more aggravating than having to deal with a structural support failure while on the road.

Dick

You guys are great. Info well appreciated. John. Let you know how it goes when I get to the kids.

Piece of cake, I just jacked up the slide and found the wheel had popped out. I just put it back in and put the screws back in that held it in. It was the bottom roller and really an easy repair. Had I know how easy, I would have fixed it on the road, but hate to get started on something I know nothing about and not have all my tools. Another easy fix with how the TM is made.