My topper fabric recently completely tore off right on the coach side of the slide. Trying to replace and having a heck of a time getting the old fabric off. When I try to slide it off it does not budge. Made sure there are no fasteners on each end to prevent it from moving. Figured it is just stuck in there due to dirt, grime, etc. Tried copious amounts of WD40 to no avail. Any suggestions?
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04 Horizon QD, 12 Ford Flex, Excalibar, Brakemaster, Winter Texan, RVin! since 1974
Norm, Donna & Tinker Kat(RIP) 01 Z3
Life is a Timed Event, you only get One Go Around!
If you are sure you removed the screw that holds the lip in the slot/track (sometimes the head has rusted away), use a flat screwdriver blade to open up the track a little on each end and get a grip to pull hard. Soapy water or WD40 in the track sometimes helps. I've seen a very few that are so badly jammed they have to be cut into sections and worked out a piece at a time.
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Gary Brinck
Former owner of 2004 American Tradition and several other RVs
Home is West Palm Beach, FL
Mine had a screw in the middle. I also pried open the ends a little with a flat head. That helped as well. It will help putting the new one back in as well. U can close it back up when done with pliers
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1997 National Tradewinds 7370
The Woodlands, TX
Albert and Andrea