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Old 05-29-2016, 02:55 PM   #1
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2004 39' Tropi-cal bedroom slide

My bedroom slide out motor has been replaced by the P.O. and it is currently an adacel p1db1259. I feel it is the wrong one due to the speed it moves and the reluctance for it to extend the slide out without help.
Could I trouble someone with the same setup to confirm if I have the right motor on my coach and let me know what it's supposed to be if mine is wrong?

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Old 05-29-2016, 05:15 PM   #2
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Hi,
I have a 2005 39ft Trop-cal.
The info on my motor is...
Von Weise
Model # V05726AV88
12 Volt DC. 1/6 HP
16.3 AMP. INT.DUTY
26.7 RATIO. 192 OUTPUT RPM
Serial # H0504

Hope this info helps.
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Thanks so much Papermaker1, I'll start my search on that information.
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If I could trouble you one more time Papermaker1, I see on the Von Wise web site the one you have doesn't have a brake, would you recommend that I purchase one with the brake or do you have any issues without it?

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The brake is what hold your slide in when traveling.


National RV used RBW and Powergear slide systems in 2004.
Powergear motors do not have a motor manufactures name on them, so your system must be RBW and they use both motors VONWEISE and ADACEL


RBW is now AL-KO they have a web site
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Thanks Richard S, the one I have is Adacel with an external brake and without the brake the slide will go out while driving. I removed the brake to replace the screws in it and didn't get it on the end of the motor shaft correctly and until I figured it out the slide came out on right hand turns.
The info that Papermaker1 gave me is for a motor without a brake and I'm wondering if the gear ratio is such that no brake would be necessary.
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