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We just found out that oe of our slides has some evidence of sag, which has me pretty concerned. Am I right to think this is going to be terribly $$ to correct? I understand without specific it is hard to say, but this has always been something I've worried about-could you give me a range of scenarios?
We have a MH and had that problem. It was on our 16 ft. living room slide and it dropped about 3/4 inches in the middle, this left a gap in the seal on the slide out and when it rained the water would come into the room.
What I did was to make a book shelf and jacked up the middle of the slide and installed it. Now that the seal is secure again and no water comes in we also have a bookcase.
I know that this doesn't repair your problem, but it might let you think of other ways to repair the problem.
I would put a picture here , but I haven't
figured that one out yet.
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