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Old 11-30-2011, 07:11 AM   #1
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I would like comments from any owners of this vehicle. We like the layout of the the 3950 and are considering a trade. I would like to hear from anyone with experience with the new Schwintek Inwall Slide System.

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Old 12-03-2011, 05:55 PM   #2
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We bought a 3200 in aug ... So far so good love every thing about it , if I had a bigger truck I too would have a 3950. Happy shopping !!!

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Bought a 2012 3795 epic. Im happy with it the slide system, it takes a little getting use to. It seems to work fine. I did have some screws sheer off on the main slide just after delivery but the dealer fixed it quickly and it has been ok so far since they repaired it.
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Also it is heavy, mine is 15,600 dry with the options. You will need alot of truck for a Tow Vehicle but you may already be aware of this.

We went with the 3795 because of the King bead and fireplace and so far love the Floor plan.

I gave up on the sony dvd player in the garage, it was just not user freindly. It does play to the garage tv and the outdoor tv so I bought a seperate dvd with a HDMI and pluged the HDMI into the garage TV and the compsite cables from the outdoor TV into the dvd player. Problem solved now it plays to both TV's. I left the sonu in place for the radio.

My only other complaint would be the lack of lighting for the happy jack table. In mine with the top bunk up the lighting is poor for the table at night.
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I'm going to mount two thin profile lights by the back door on the wall and plug in at bottom to resolve the light issue on mine... I too don't like the darkness with bunk up
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I'm going to mount two thin profile lights by the back door on the wall and plug in at bottom to resolve the light issue on mine... I too don't like the darkness with bunk up
I added a 12V florescent light above the window left side looking in from back on or 3200 epic. Big difference and easy to wire in using surface mount adhesive backed conduit.

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