bedroom slide, Cruiser 29RKS

[Jimw606]

My bedroom slide is sitting low on one side. I think it may be a Lippert Slide. I am sure there are some adjusting screws somewhere. I am just not sure where to start. I am going to get under the bed and have a look. Thanks to all who reply. Jim

[danyshula]

I have a CF29CK and had some slide adjustments done by the dealer.
It is under the bed.

[gball]

Here is a link to Lippert's slide adjustment manual:

http://www.lci1.com/OwnersManuals/Sl...ideout-Web.pdf

[Jimw606]

Gball: Thanks, but it is a different type slide than that one. I have been looking at it all morning to no avail. Thanks to all who responded. I think I'll just haul it back to the dealer.

Jim

[Jimw606]

OK Guys: I talked to Randy at Crossroads today. I think he has me on the road to fixing my problem. Really a nice helpful fellow. Thanks Randy!!!

[Cobra909]

Well....share the love! Please take pics and describe how you made corrections.

[Jimw606]

I don't know how to post pix. So I'll try to explain. The Lippert slide is a square tube inside of a square tube, mounted to the floor in the center of the bed platform. The inner tube has an angle iron welded across the center and extends to each side of the slide. This angle iron has horizontal slots for moving the slide fore and aft. There is another angle iron behind and backed up to this one, that has vertical slots for adjusting up and down. It is mounted to the slide floor You have to remove the bed base top to get in there. Extended the slide a small amount. Used a jack and a 4x4 to raise slide on the outside. Loosened the 3/4" nuts and pushed one corner of the inner angle down and retightened the nuts. Missed it the first time, but the second time I got it right. Really should be a 2 man job. I have a couple of pix, I'll try to post later. Jim