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Originally Posted by floodj
I have a 32BHDS. When the front slide goes out it sags in the middle. This puts a strain on the small wall which is the back of the forward dinette seat. The wall comes out of its L-shaped guide brackets and the staple/nails which secure it to the seat base are coming out also.
Has anyone else had this problem?
What did you do to fix it?
I will try to post some pictures later.
Thanks,
Joe
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I too have the 32BHDS.
I too have noticed something fishy with that wall... Wasn't really able to put my finger in the issue though. My bracket hasn't pulled out as bad as your pics, but I have noticed some looseness.
Honestly a 14 foot super slide is a miracle that it works as good as it does. There's nothing you could do to supper that wall any better without extreme measures.
Maybe if these super slides had 3 rails it would be better?
Get up close the roof while the slide is our. Make sure the eterna-bond tape is still good along the outside and inside edges of the slide out roof. If any water gets down into that slide wall, sagging would be an early indicator.
My slide roofs still "knock" solid when I rap them with my knuckles. The day I don't hear a "knock" but rather a soggy "thud" will be a sad day.
Craig Bailey
New England
2007 Chevy 2500HD crew
2015 Jayco Jayflight 32BHDS