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    #16
    Thanks for the feedback. It has been plugged in for its entire duration, I will check the water level in the battery. On some of the video's that I saw for this model has the manual override connection on the motor NOT like some other models that have the hole and attachment slot similar to what you have on a truck bumper to lower down the spare tire.

    Thanks for the feedback!

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      #17
      Walmart here sells slide out lube. My brother in law has to soak his ever so often and then I have to push in on it. It'll be good for a few trips after that

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        #18
        I would take a lot of oil and a fresh battery. You need a strong battery on those slides because of the converter. They use more of the battery power for the slides. Or that is what I have been told several times. Went through that last year.

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          #19
          Originally posted by twistedmidnite View Post
          Walmart here sells slide out lube. My brother in law has to soak his ever so often and then I have to push in on it. It'll be good for a few trips after that
          This is what I was thinking also. Maybe try having someone push on it while you try the electric motor?

          I wouldn't use grease. The manual for my travel trailer that has two slide outs says to use a 3 in 1 spray oil. It is like a dry oil. The grease could collect dirt and stuff.

          Also, be careful with your tires. I had mine like yours with one side having covers and the other side under the slide outs and the slide out side were toast.



          J

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            #20
            Thanks guys, I was unaware that there was such a thing as slide lube. I just ordered some and we are getting to the location it is currently at the evening before we plan to move it so I will put the lube on that evening. I also will have some help so hopefully pushing on it helps. I also have a battery I can bring with me to swap out. I am going to try to get out there with two spare tires just in case. Worst comes to worst we will manually bring it in. I appreciate everyones feedback.

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              #21
              Mine got stuck, it just needed some help. Two guys on the outside gently pushing while I held the button got the slide in.

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                #22
                Low battery is likely your problem. It takes a lot of power to run those slides and if you don’t have a big, fresh battery they can give you fits.


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