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Old 05-10-2016, 01:41 PM   #1
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Floor sag

Has anyone had a problem with the floor sagging at the front curb side slide. I had our coach in for repair to replace the front chain and rollers and also the up right that the chain runs on a few months ago. Now my slide has dropped about 1/4" make it bind a little when put slide in. I took it back thinking it needs and adjustment. The repair shop tells me the floor needs to be rebraced because it is sagging due to poor construction. To do that the slide needs to be removed.
Can anyone suggest who I can take this to in the Oregon area?
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If I'm not mistaken, there is an excellent slide repair shop in either Oregon or Washington. I don't recall the name (helpful, I know) but at least it could point you to further inquiry.
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Old 05-10-2016, 06:39 PM   #3
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I would try these people:

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Good people who do almost anything on hi end coaches.
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Floor "sag" on an Alpine--maybe but think I would get a second opinion....
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I would try these people:

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Good people who do almost anything on hi end coaches.
That's them.
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I would heed Old Scout's advice and contact someone who has experience with that slide since it's rather unique. I know Dick Bunting has had considerable experience with repairing and adjusting his slide. Send him a PM at Birddog Pilot.
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