Slide out bed legs

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• MarkAl Member Posts: 504

  May 19

  I've not seen a problem with the legs. I do sometimes struggle with moving them in or out. The design is very simple but does require care to not force them. So far, I appreciate the simplicity without added cost of elaboration.  I'll continue to monitor this for possible future problems. We have one of the 1st 320s with this new design and it's held up.

  Snohomish WA, 2015 Diesel Grand Cherokee
  Sm@ll World: 2021 320S Boondock, 6V Pb-acid
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• WayneW Member Posts: 229

  May 19

  I did have problems w one of ours. I’ll post some pics of my fix when we return to civilization. We’re at the Metolius River Oregon now w limited coverage. 

  2021 320S BD
  2017 F-150
  Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
  

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• Charlessyverson Member Posts: 29

  May 19

  👍 Thank you!  Safe travels!

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• WayneW Member Posts: 229

  May 28

  @Charlessyverson  Just got back from our trip. I don’t know if you worked things out on your slide out legs. To repair mine I took the assembly apart, glued it up w standard woodworkers glue, clamped it and added a screw on each end. I did not add any new supports but I did carefully sand down all mating surfaces to get a good bond with the wood. 

  To disassemble things, you have to remove the screws that are on the slats near the wall. There are the obvious screws that go straight down into the legs but there are also screws that come in from the back side and are countersunk. You can see some of them but some are hidden under the bed slats, thus the need to lift off the slat assembly to access those. 

  I hope this helps. Good luck!

  2021 320S BD
  2017 F-150
  Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
  

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