Front Slider stopper

[qhrjsdl]

Does anyone have how the slider stopper look like? My right side goes further than it should.

 

[Bill]

Goes too far in, or too far out?

 

[qhrjsdl]

Goes too far in, or too far out?

Too far out. Just right side going too far lol. Left is ok.

 

[Bill]

As I recall (it has been years since I did it), the slide is not fastened down in any way - it is held down by gravity. With the slide pushed all the way in, you can lift the forward edge and peek underneath, but it won't lift very far. ISTR that I moved the slide all the way out, then lifted the front and rear edges, which would go up a lot in that position, and propped them up. That gave me ready access to the underside. I could see and manipulate the rollers and the wooden blocks, and in my case I added another roller in the center. I believe you will find that one of the blocks has moved or deformed, and can be refastened or replaced without too much trouble. Just be sure that the slide is securely blocked up. It is very heavy, and if it suddenly drops, it won't be fun.
To prevent it from happening again, when you pull the slide out, don't let it slam into the blocks.

 

[qhrjsdl]

Thank you. Do you have any photos you took when you work on roller and stopper? Trying to be familiar and materials ready before I lift

 

[Bill]

I did this almost 25 years ago, and found the somewhat extensive thread at

Slide-out floor getting soft

I have a question for slide-out owners. In my unit, the floor in front of the couch has gotten quite soft and flexible. I peeked behind the rubber lip and found that the floor is supported by two little wheels (casters) under the edge of the floor, just behind the lip. These are spaced 1/3 of...

www.trailmanorowners.com

I don't know if there is anything here to help you, but take a look.
Bill

 

[qhrjsdl]

I did this almost 25 years ago, and found the somewhat extensive thread at

Slide-out floor getting soft

I have a question for slide-out owners. In my unit, the floor in front of the couch has gotten quite soft and flexible. I peeked behind the rubber lip and found that the floor is supported by two little wheels (casters) under the edge of the floor, just behind the lip. These are spaced 1/3 of...

www.trailmanorowners.com

I don't know if there is anything here to help you, but take a look.
Bill

Thanks Bill. I got the photo from Trailmanor. (before the side wall is installed)

Attached here if anyone need it