erniee
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This installer NEVER messes with how the slide moves. I work around how the factory manufactured it
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Carl- who was your friend? Two of us guys started the original Wanderlodge Forum decades ago- he may have been a member and I saw him at the Rally in The Valley in Perry, Ga
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It is a 97 model with series 60 Detroit diesel. 43 feet long. Easy to drive with the 10 airbags.
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my avatar is the photo of my Wanderlodge
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Get rid of those OEM treads and get some new ones by Roppe- add your wood to the risers and then install the treads- I also got rid of the metal on the bottom step that the paint has been scuffed off
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if it looks like this- it can be made over
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I think I'm snake bit- all of Aug is open, Sept 15th and Oct 1 are open.
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I have a couple open dates
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Every coach with slides operates differently. After all the flooring is removed, I lay a piece of new flooring on the main floor and retract the slide to see what is going to happen. Sometimes you have to use some lvt planks, sometimes you don't.
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If the slide moves on top of the hard surface, you can get some LVT planks and lay them on the floor so the slide glides over them.
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Sales people at dealerships should keep their views on sales- not on flooring. You can add wood on the slides, also.
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or me
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Engineered wood is a great product. You don't need any quarter round to cover the gaps against the walls or cabinets. You can add that to the slides, also
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That section of bluebird is out of business.
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Who is Joe?
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Pure urethane, no odor.
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Engineered wood, adhered with urethane adhesive- never any problems.
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tile weighs- depending on the grade around 5 pounds per square foot. couple that with the thinset and grout and you maybe pushing your CCC limits. Engineered wood weighs a lot less.
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Blood sweat and tears. I use a small pry bar. I suspect you have OSB as a subfloor base- you will make a mess out of that, but there are ways to fix it.
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We are looking at a Prevost Royale.
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Used High End DP: Prevost, Newell, Foretravel, Monaco
erniee replied to DBianchini's topic in Buying an RV
Wanderlodge was never a conversion. -
Your only brakes are on drive axle- bad idea- serves no real purpose.
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Never go to CW for anything.
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Any experienced coach owner, after reading all the crap about camping world should never consider their services. I won't even venture on their property.