You're awesome. I've been watching a lot of RV UA-camrs and by far your channel is the most cut and dry, "here's how you do this, with no BS or fluff or drama". Love it. Thank you!
Hey. I love camping trailers. My brother has an RV that he bought and the neat thing about sliding additions is that when it comes to cleaning the windows, bringing in the slides brings the windows inside the RV which makes it easier to clean the pollen off of the windows. I am glad that you to are here as there could be an RV question that I might have and I am here away from my brother and he is busy. But Jared, you being a great teacher in teaching us all about camping trailers has gotten you a subscription from me.
As absolutely OCD I am about maintenance on all things that may require it, knowing what I'm doing wrong or right or just learning is quite important to me and you're someone I appreciate about this subject. Your ability to explain and show what and how is impressive. Thank you for another great "HOW TO" video!! Your doing a great job here on your channel.
Hi Jared! Long time no see.... I have to say of all the videos I've seen about RVing on UA-cam, you by far have GREAT presentation, very clear communication and dont ramble on. Keep up the good work and maybe we will see you soon!
I know this video is about the mechanisms on the slide outs but it would be a great idea to check the flooring surface on the outside. We have been looking for a light Fifth wheel for our 2007 2500HD Gas truck to replace our Fifth wheel that got crushed. We have run into a lot of Rvs that have slide rot. A number of manufacturers are using the cheap woven tarp looking material to cover the flooring on the outside. When the rains pours down the sides of the slide, the water is not falling straight off the side but rolling to underneath the slide some. The cheap wood flooring after a while gets wet and starts to soften up the floor. There are "ski" L shape pieces you can add to the edge and bottom to help prevent this. Always look forward to your helpful videos. Take Care!
Without doubt one of the best channels for RV tips. I don't travel in anything as grand as this guy's trailer (I run a VW T4 campervan) but even so I've found alot of this content really really useful. Keep it up!
I'm brand new at this, so thank you for your opinion! Since you watch a lot of RV videos and say this is the best you've seen saves me time looking for good instruction. So I shall subscribe!
Agreed to the comment below, great job, great detail and explanation. When looking for advice on how to do something, this is beyond adequate for anyone to be able to follow. Great work. Thank you.
I always brush and wipe clean the top of the slide roof every time before we slide it in, it's a good practice to make sure the upper seal doesn't get damaged. I have a nice liteweight 4 foot aluminum ladder that fits nicely in the pass though cubby. Some people carry a leaf blower to clean the roof off.
Great, simple, easy to understand and thorough. We are new to RVing and I appreciate your content. It helps to make me feel more confident in our new hobby!
I also include using the seal conditioner on all the seals on the doors the outside storage areas and I also vacuum and inspect under the carpet on the inside of the slides . It is surprising what you may find under the carpet.
Of course I went through this YESTERDAY on my trailer. Watching was still good to see I did what I as supposed to, but I did spray the 3 in 1 slide lube ON my tail teeth and the gear. I felt pretty good about it, but now that you say they suggest not doing it I guess I will just leave it out next time. Thanks for the information and the way you cover things and make them simple to understand.
funny, i just returned home with a can of the 3 in one rubber sealant protector you’re using...and then saw your video...we’re going camping next weekend and plan on doing the seals then...greased all the rails underneath a little while ago...take care and thx for all your informative videos...
First time rver. Just brought my Jayco home. Your instructions and demonstrations were so clear and easy to follow. I want to start off right, giving my rv as much protection as I can. Thank you soooo much! : )
Love your videos! If a full-timer is going to stay put for 4-months or longer in a particular resort or campground, how often should they operate the slides just to keep everything working properly? And, if it's going to be longer than 6-months, should the unit get closed up and go for a short drive for any reason? I'm thinking wheel bearings and other suspension parts, as well as the tires "just rolling a little bit." I welcome your thoughts on these 2 different preventative maintenance ideas.
Thanks just purchased the Seal Conditioner through your link. I purchased CRC - 3045 Power Lube Industrial High Performance Lubricant with PTFE for the rack and pinion slides because I heard a few dealers that it's a better product. Thanks for your help!
Wow! you really seem to know a lot about RV's, thinking of the small stuff but yet so important. glad I found your channel now I will have someone to watch if we do going Rving. take care my friends
2 bullets - 1) don’t forget the rubber seals on top of the slide and the under side of the unit. Those are often overlooked being out of sight. 2) a good tip is to keep some spray wax on hand and wax all 4 sides periodically to reduce any friction between the sides and seals.
I looked under my couch and I could see daylight apparently my bottom seal on my side doesn't seal but just hangs like a drapery allowing all kinds of creepy crawlies in 🐍🦟
If you have a PVC roof do not use rubber conditioner that has WD-40 in it. The WD-40 reacts to the vinyl and softens it. I did that unknowingly and WD-40 says you shouldn’t do that and there’s no warnings on their cans so be cautious if you have a PVC roof. My roof bubbled where the wd40 contacted it.
It was great running into you over the weekend at the RV park! It was the highlight of our weekend. Thanks for all the great videos. We are just getting started and your information has helped us enjoy the experience so much more.... Good luck on your upcoming journey. The Glovers
All good points. However, the one thing i rarely see people talk about is checking the rollers under the slide. Some times they freeze up and the slide drags on top of them instead of rolling over. *Schwintek* Which can damage the bottom or make it extra noisy. Some rollers are plastic and break others are metal and just need WD40 to loosen and followed by lube. Ask me how i know. lol. Also check under the slide to make sure nothing has fell/ rolled under there from time to time. Hope this helps someone out there.
Thank you! We just bought a new to us 2020 Salem 273QBXL - need to probably do the maintenance...doubt if dealer who took it on a trade did any of that..they make sure the major items work. We pay a hefty price for these fun things, want to keep it going!
Jared, always enjoy your info videos. I've learned so much. Keep it up I'll keep watching. I hope you're ok with me passing some info on, with credit to you of course. -Dean from Calif.
Thanks for your videos you always do a great job. I’m trying to do maintenance on my slide seals and wondered if anyone had a great idea of how I can get lubricant on the top of the slide out seal without taking a slide topper off.
Power Gear, the inventer of the rack and pinion system says NEVER LUBE THE GEAR OR TOOTH RAIL. I just spent two days removing and repairing the damaged rails and gears, from years of accumulated lubricant that built up and caused damage. The most I will ever put on those rails is something like 303 Protectant, and only that if I see drying or rust. Wish I could send you the pictures.
Thanks got the tips Jared! Started posting more attention to side maintenance this year and it has some immediate benefits. Sides don’t squeak near as much if they are lubricated regularly.
We have a topper over our 16' slide. How would you go about lubricating and checking the seal along the top. I can reach a short distance in on each side but clearly not get to the middle. Thanks! I watch all of your videos and gain knowledge each time!
Jared, have you ever found a need to use a slide lock while traveling? I'm hearing more and more stories on facebook about slides popping out while traveling and wondered if you ever came across this issue during your years on the road. Granted most of the stories I hear are on motor homes but I wonder if this has ever been an issue on 5th wheels.
I have the Camco slide out lubricant and now I'm rethinking if that can be used on the seals also or if I need to buy the separate 3-in-1 slide out and slide seal products?
On the bedroom slide i have a water leak coming in by the window can you suggest to an elderly lady any suggestions please and or up top I was not told anything about this for the Cottage 40CCK model from Cedar creek USA the carpet is wet and i do not know where its coming from. Somebody said it was the weepholes cleaned out two of them and they seem to be in the clear not sure how to clean them was not shown hope you can help me
Thank you I really appreciate the effort you put in to bring us these informative videos. Do you have an idea or do you have a video on how to fix a gray tank valve that will not shut completely? Today I’ll be trying to thread a wire hanger up there to see if anything is blocking the valve from closing other than that I’m not sure what to do. Thanks a million.
We have a 2010 Newmar Dutch star 4048 None of the slides are anything like the ones you’ve shown in your videos. I am reluctant to do anything to them, because I might muck it up. We have three different sides, and all three have completely unique systems, and none of them or anything like you’re describing Two of them are fully enclosed when extend out or in so there is nothing to lubricate. The super slide has beams with holes underneath that I’m guessing gets pulled in with a gear with pointy round knobs on it which I can’t get to. I’m guessing that since they’re not exposed to the elements at all, maybe there’s nothing to do. If you know of any other videos that show this, I would love to be directed to them. I haven’t been unsuccessful in finding them on my own.🙏🏻
I have slide out awnings. Any suggestions on how to lubricate the top slide seals? My slide out is too long to reach the majority of the seals by hand. Should the slide out seals bend out when the slide goes out? Mine appear twisted, some sections are bent out while other sections are pointing inside. They are really thick and stiff.
I have the Schwintech (Spelling??) It binds up where one side does not move even with the other side. Sometimes I need to stop the slide, and back it up again, than restart. The tracks seem clean, but I did not spray behind the rubber seal yet. ( Just saw your video) Any other possible causes? Or it it only in need of a good clean and lube? Thanks
Looking for help with my 2000 Terry slide out. Can find any info on the type of seals and ours are so bad I can’t really tell. Can someone please help point me in the right direction?
Thanks for the reminder Jared, your vlogs are always informative, well put together, and in laymen’s speak. I don’t understand the thumbs down but, to each his/her own.
should one buy a truck camper with slides or without slides would be better? and if someone buy slides truck camper which is better overall in long term?
Something to always consider with slides whether its a travel trailer, fifth wheel, motorhome, or truck bed camper is weight. Slides add alot of weight to a camper regardless of the type of camper. Just food for thought
khankhattak full time...with slide....weekend traveler no slide......go to dealer with your wife have seat inside the RV you want tell the vendor...please let me alone for 30 minutes.....and feel.....feel..if this what you want.
Thanks for all the tips on this. I take my batteries away from my camper when storing it. I have a new jump start device with a Lithium Ion battery similar to what you showed. Do you think I could carry just that jump start device when I just need to move the slide while in storage? By that I mean, no battery, just the jump start device on the positive and negative battery wire connections.
Hi Jared, thanks for the great information. What would you do for the top seals around the slide outs that have slide toppersx? Not sure you can bring in the topper to do the seals in the middle. Any hint on cleaning them.? Thanks Jared for sharing You’re knowledge and expertise knowledge on the topper subject and getting access to the seals underneath the awning.. thanks if you could send us some ideas. Thanks, Charlie
Here are the links. Some times they are hard to find depending on the device or browser you are using.3-In-One Slide Out Lube. amzn.to/3gY2CKY 3-In-One Seal Conditioner. amzn.to/3g2whlf www.3inone.com/where-to-buy/ Walmart bit.ly/2CnexD4 www.3inone.com/products/#rv
My rig has hydraulic slides with rack and pinion. If I have been sitting for more than a week or so I have to lube the rack. If I don't I will be noisy from the rack and my wife.
Being lazy...don't want to sift thru all the comments to find the info I am looking for. What should I use to clean the rails and the hydraulic bar? Paper towels? Old t-shirts? ? I purchased a generic silicone lubricant...good enough for taking care of both the rails and the seal?
You're awesome. I've been watching a lot of RV UA-camrs and by far your channel is the most cut and dry, "here's how you do this, with no BS or fluff or drama". Love it. Thank you!
Hey. I love camping trailers. My brother has an RV that he bought and the neat thing about sliding additions is that when it comes to cleaning the windows, bringing in the slides brings the windows inside the RV which makes it easier to clean the pollen off of the windows. I am glad that you to are here as there could be an RV question that I might have and I am here away from my brother and he is busy. But Jared, you being a great teacher in teaching us all about camping trailers has gotten you a subscription from me.
As absolutely OCD I am about maintenance on all things that may require it, knowing what I'm doing wrong or right or just learning is quite important to me and you're someone I appreciate about this subject.
Your ability to explain and show what and how is impressive.
Thank you for another great "HOW TO" video!! Your doing a great job here on your channel.
Hi Jared! Long time no see.... I have to say of all the videos I've seen about RVing on UA-cam, you by far have GREAT presentation, very clear communication and dont ramble on. Keep up the good work and maybe we will see you soon!
I know this video is about the mechanisms on the slide outs but it would be a great idea to check the flooring surface on the outside. We have been looking for a light Fifth wheel for our 2007 2500HD Gas truck to replace our Fifth wheel that got crushed. We have run into a lot of Rvs that have slide rot. A number of manufacturers are using the cheap woven tarp looking material to cover the flooring on the outside. When the rains pours down the sides of the slide, the water is not falling straight off the side but rolling to underneath the slide some. The cheap wood flooring after a while gets wet and starts to soften up the floor. There are "ski" L shape pieces you can add to the edge and bottom to help prevent this. Always look forward to your helpful videos. Take Care!
Such good advice for slide maintenance- it’s not something everyone remembers to do, but it’s so important!
Without doubt one of the best channels for RV tips. I don't travel in anything as grand as this guy's trailer (I run a VW T4 campervan) but even so I've found alot of this content really really useful. Keep it up!
You, by far, have the best how to videos out there. And I watch a lot of RV videos. Thanks for educating us.
I'm brand new at this, so thank you for your opinion! Since you watch a lot of RV videos and say this is the best you've seen saves me time looking for good instruction. So I shall subscribe!
My go to video each and every year for my slide maintenance. Thanks Jared!
Agreed to the comment below, great job, great detail and explanation. When looking for advice on how to do something, this is beyond adequate for anyone to be able to follow. Great work. Thank you.
I always brush and wipe clean the top of the slide roof every time before we slide it in, it's a good practice to make sure the upper seal doesn't get damaged. I have a nice liteweight 4 foot aluminum ladder that fits nicely in the pass though cubby. Some people carry a leaf blower to clean the roof off.
Great, simple, easy to understand and thorough. We are new to RVing and I appreciate your content. It helps to make me feel more confident in our new hobby!
Awesome! Thank you!
I have never had a slide, but I still watched this video, because all of yours are enjoyable. Thanks!
Thanks Phil
I also include using the seal conditioner on all the seals on the doors the outside storage areas and I also vacuum and inspect under the carpet on the inside of the slides . It is surprising what you may find under the carpet.
Of course I went through this YESTERDAY on my trailer. Watching was still good to see I did what I as supposed to, but I did spray the 3 in 1 slide lube ON my tail teeth and the gear. I felt pretty good about it, but now that you say they suggest not doing it I guess I will just leave it out next time. Thanks for the information and the way you cover things and make them simple to understand.
We started using the 3-in-one products this year and I’ve been very happy with them too. Thanks for this thorough instruction.
Great advice....I've just did my slides, but now I'm going back to do it right.
funny, i just returned home with a can of the 3 in one rubber sealant protector you’re using...and then saw your video...we’re going camping next weekend and plan on doing the seals then...greased all the rails underneath a little while ago...take care and thx for all your informative videos...
First time rver. Just brought my Jayco home. Your instructions and demonstrations were so clear and easy to follow. I want to start off right, giving my rv as much protection as I can. Thank you soooo much!
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Good video. Don't forget to wipe down the seals on the inside flanges of your slide room. You need to do it when the slide is in.
Another excellent video. Your always well done and informative videos are much appreciated. Hope y'all stay safe and healthy.
Love your videos! If a full-timer is going to stay put for 4-months or longer in a particular resort or campground, how often should they operate the slides just to keep everything working properly? And, if it's going to be longer than 6-months, should the unit get closed up and go for a short drive for any reason? I'm thinking wheel bearings and other suspension parts, as well as the tires "just rolling a little bit." I welcome your thoughts on these 2 different preventative maintenance ideas.
Thanks just purchased the Seal Conditioner through your link. I purchased CRC - 3045 Power Lube Industrial High Performance Lubricant with PTFE for the rack and pinion slides because I heard a few dealers that it's a better product. Thanks for your help!
Wow! you really seem to know a lot about RV's, thinking of the small stuff but yet so important. glad I found your channel now I will have someone to watch if we do going Rving. take care my friends
Totally agree... he’s the best! Like having a really smart brother you can call anytime you need to :) Ha ha.
Great advice, so many little things that make a trip go well! Keep the videos coming! Thanks for your work!
2 bullets - 1) don’t forget the rubber seals on top of the slide and the under side of the unit. Those are often overlooked being out of sight.
2) a good tip is to keep some spray wax on hand and wax all 4 sides periodically to reduce any friction between the sides and seals.
I looked under my couch and I could see daylight apparently my bottom seal on my side doesn't seal but just hangs like a drapery allowing all kinds of creepy crawlies in 🐍🦟
If you have a PVC roof do not use rubber conditioner that has WD-40 in it. The WD-40 reacts to the vinyl and softens it. I did that unknowingly and WD-40 says you shouldn’t do that and there’s no warnings on their cans so be cautious if you have a PVC roof. My roof bubbled where the wd40 contacted it.
It was great running into you over the weekend at the RV park! It was the highlight of our weekend. Thanks for all the great videos. We are just getting started and your information has helped us enjoy the experience so much more.... Good luck on your upcoming journey. The Glovers
It was great getting to meet you also!
Great video! Just what I needed to know! And I love your interior!!! Is there a video about that?
All good points. However, the one thing i rarely see people talk about is checking the rollers under the slide. Some times they freeze up and the slide drags on top of them instead of rolling over. *Schwintek* Which can damage the bottom or make it extra noisy. Some rollers are plastic and break others are metal and just need WD40 to loosen and followed by lube. Ask me how i know. lol. Also check under the slide to make sure nothing has fell/ rolled under there from time to time. Hope this helps someone out there.
Thank you! We just bought a new to us 2020 Salem 273QBXL - need to probably do the maintenance...doubt if dealer who took it on a trade did any of that..they make sure the major items work. We pay a hefty price for these fun things, want to keep it going!
Very helpful information 👍😊🌎🐾🐾🌳🏔 thanks for sharing and safe travels
Excellent video. You covered everything I needed to know.
Thanks for the advice, I just got a new trailer with slides and will be using your advice as part of my Winterization process.
Beneficial information as usual. Thanks.
I enjoy your channel I think you are educated and have very straightforward solutions 👍
I like your presentation, great maintenance advice!
Thanks Jared! Always enjoy your impressive knowledge!
New sub here. Mainly subscribed cause I have the same trailer 😜. Have had it for 7 years! Love it!
Jared, always enjoy your info videos. I've learned so much. Keep it up I'll keep watching. I hope you're ok with me passing some info on, with credit to you of course.
-Dean from Calif.
Thanks for your videos you always do a great job. I’m trying to do maintenance on my slide seals and wondered if anyone had a great idea of how I can get lubricant on the top of the slide out seal without taking a slide topper off.
Power Gear, the inventer of the rack and pinion system says NEVER LUBE THE GEAR OR TOOTH RAIL. I just spent two days removing and repairing the damaged rails and gears, from years of accumulated lubricant that built up and caused damage. The most I will ever put on those rails is something like 303 Protectant, and only that if I see drying or rust. Wish I could send you the pictures.
I noticed this is the manual as well...but I'm torn because the slides seem to get "catchier" by the day
Thanks got the tips Jared! Started posting more attention to side maintenance this year and it has some immediate benefits. Sides don’t squeak near as much if they are lubricated regularly.
We have a topper over our 16' slide. How would you go about lubricating and checking the seal along the top. I can reach a short distance in on each side but clearly not get to the middle. Thanks! I watch all of your videos and gain knowledge each time!
Look at J .... giving us all these tips 👍
Final question. We don't lubricate the track on the Schwintek slide?
Hey there. Just found your channel Nd have watched Angeles videos now. Great videos !!!
what about the rubber gasket that goes all around the slide?
Great information on the slides!
This was VALUABLE BROTHA 🏆🏆
When you are cleaning the slide out underneath are you using anything on your microfiber cloth or just dry?
Great detail. It was very helpful. TY and Happy Thanksgiving.
Great content the only thing I would add I wax the slide body and clean and check the slide roof.
how often do you do this maintenance? and would you suggest to not use wd40 instead?
Jared, have you ever found a need to use a slide lock while traveling? I'm hearing more and more stories on facebook about slides popping out while traveling and wondered if you ever came across this issue during your years on the road. Granted most of the stories I hear are on motor homes but I wonder if this has ever been an issue on 5th wheels.
I have the Camco slide out lubricant and now I'm rethinking if that can be used on the seals also or if I need to buy the separate 3-in-1 slide out and slide seal products?
How would you do maintenance on a 'hidden slide' that is under the bed?
On the bedroom slide i have a water leak coming in by the window can you suggest to an elderly lady any suggestions please and or up top I was not told anything about this for the Cottage 40CCK model from Cedar creek USA the carpet is wet and i do not know where its coming from. Somebody said it was the weepholes cleaned out two of them and they seem to be in the clear not sure how to clean them was not shown hope you can help me
Great information thank you.
Very helpful. Thanks!
Do you have a video on how to change/remodel the light over the sink of an island in an RV? Grand design reflection mid bunk
Thank you I really appreciate the effort you put in to bring us these informative videos. Do you have an idea or do you have a video on how to fix a gray tank valve that will not shut completely? Today I’ll be trying to thread a wire hanger up there to see if anything is blocking the valve from closing other than that I’m not sure what to do. Thanks a million.
We replaced ours about a year ago. Depending on where they are at, it’s not that difficult
All About RV's mine is in a sealed underbelly, I am trying to dislodge it is something is trapped in there. (Outdoors RV brand)
What do you recommend for the two entry steps that slide up and in and out again? Mine keep getting hung up especially going in.
We have a 2010 Newmar Dutch star 4048
None of the slides are anything like the ones you’ve shown in your videos. I am reluctant to do anything to them, because I might muck it up.
We have three different sides, and all three have completely unique systems, and none of them or anything like you’re describing
Two of them are fully enclosed when extend out or in so there is nothing to lubricate. The super slide has beams with holes underneath that I’m guessing gets pulled in with a gear with pointy round knobs on it which I can’t get to.
I’m guessing that since they’re not exposed to the elements at all, maybe there’s nothing to do. If you know of any other videos that show this, I would love to be directed to them. I haven’t been unsuccessful in finding them on my own.🙏🏻
Very good job as always Jared.
Good information
What do you use to clean the slide mechanism rails before you apply the lubricant?
Good video, great job... thanks for the maintenance tips
What are your thoughts on those slide out stabilizers? Do you thing you need them or not really?
Can you do a video on replacing a slide wiper?
When cleaning, do you use a Dry Rag, or do you employ a cleaning agent such as Mineral Spirits et. al.?
I enjoy watching your videos. You are so cute. Your wife is so blessed.
Air compressors work great for cleaning out them gears an tracks too. Rather then a brush.
I have slide out awnings. Any suggestions on how to lubricate the top slide seals? My slide out is too long to reach the majority of the seals by hand.
Should the slide out seals bend out when the slide goes out? Mine appear twisted, some sections are bent out while other sections are pointing inside. They are really thick and stiff.
I have the Schwintech (Spelling??) It binds up where one side does not move even with the other side. Sometimes I need to stop the slide, and back it up again, than restart. The tracks seem clean, but I did not spray behind the rubber seal yet. ( Just saw your video) Any other possible causes? Or it it only in need of a good clean and lube? Thanks
Hey Jarod, when checking the Slide Out Hydraulic fluid, should the slide out be IN out Extended? Love your channel.
SLides should be 'in' and if your jacks feed off the same hydraulic tank, they should be retracted into travel mode. Now check your level.
Suggestions for 5th wheel hitch lubricant?
Do you think you could use the 3 in 1 slide out lube on your 4 corner jacks? Mine get a ton of surface rust from living on the coast.
Looking for help with my 2000 Terry slide out. Can find any info on the type of seals and ours are so bad I can’t really tell. Can someone please help point me in the right direction?
Great video! Thanks so much!
Thanks for the reminder Jared, your vlogs are always informative, well put together, and in laymen’s speak. I don’t understand the thumbs down but, to each his/her own.
Always good information.
Excellent videos
should one buy a truck camper with slides or without slides would be better? and if someone buy slides truck camper which is better overall in long term?
Something to always consider with slides whether its a travel trailer, fifth wheel, motorhome, or truck bed camper is weight. Slides add alot of weight to a camper regardless of the type of camper. Just food for thought
khankhattak full time...with slide....weekend traveler no slide......go to dealer with your wife have seat inside the RV you want tell the vendor...please let me alone for 30 minutes.....and feel.....feel..if this what you want.
Great info thanks. I use the three in one products as well seems to do a great job.
Level RV, then stabilizer jacks, then slide....or....level RV, then slide, then stabilizer jacks?
On the rubber seals. Would my can of Silicone lube be OK? Says it's for rubber.
Thanks for all the tips on this. I take my batteries away from my camper when storing it. I have a new jump start device with a Lithium Ion battery similar to what you showed. Do you think I could carry just that jump start device when I just need to move the slide while in storage? By that I mean, no battery, just the jump start device on the positive and negative battery wire connections.
Thank you!
Way to go. Love it.
Hi Jared, thanks for the great information. What would you do for the top seals around the slide outs that have slide toppersx? Not sure you can bring in the topper to do the seals in the middle. Any hint on cleaning them.?
Thanks Jared for sharing You’re knowledge and expertise knowledge on the topper subject and getting access to the seals underneath the awning.. thanks if you could send us some ideas. Thanks, Charlie
cant find the list you mentioned for the products, do i have to join or subscribe to see this list?
Here are the links. Some times they are hard to find depending on the device or browser you are using.3-In-One Slide Out Lube. amzn.to/3gY2CKY
3-In-One Seal Conditioner. amzn.to/3g2whlf
www.3inone.com/where-to-buy/
Walmart bit.ly/2CnexD4
www.3inone.com/products/#rv
Great info, Thanks. R
thank u
My rig has hydraulic slides with rack and pinion. If I have been sitting for more than a week or so I have to lube the rack. If I don't I will be noisy from the rack and my wife.
Is it really THAT important to get a slide cover? Dealership basically said we need it, but I don't trust their recommendations all the time.
I prefer not to have them. I don’t like the flapping in the wind. I just sweep it off if we camp under trees.
@@AllAboutRVs oh ok. They said that water can build up on top and leak into the camper. Are they pulling my chain to sell the cover?
Cable type 9:00
Great - Thank you. :-))) :-))))
Being lazy...don't want to sift thru all the comments to find the info I am looking for.
What should I use to clean the rails and the hydraulic bar? Paper towels? Old t-shirts? ?
I purchased a generic silicone lubricant...good enough for taking care of both the rails and the seal?
303 products are superior from my experience.