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Bugsmema · 06-07-2020, 11:35 AM

We have a 2019 Sprinter TT. We had the toppers installed from where we bought our RV, which was in Michigan. We live in Oregon. We drove back, picked up the RV, and was making a road trip out of it. To make a long story short, the slides worked great for a day. The slide that has the recliners and dining table and chairs wouldn’t open. Tried everything we knew to do, went to a RV dealer in Ohio, they tried to tell us the slide framing was bent, would have to take it apart. We said forget it, we continued on our trip, without using that slide. Got home to Oregon, took it into Curtis Trailers. Frame was not bent at all, when they added the toppers, someone put a screw through the wiring and shorted it out. Imagine if we had said, huh, go ahead and fix that bent slide. Oh, and in high winds, we put the slide in as it feels like it’s gonna rip the topper off.

06-07-2020, 11:35 AM	#10
Bugsmema Member Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Gresham, Oregon Posts: 62	We have a 2019 Sprinter TT. We had the toppers installed from where we bought our RV, which was in Michigan. We live in Oregon. We drove back, picked up the RV, and was making a road trip out of it. To make a long story short, the slides worked great for a day. The slide that has the recliners and dining table and chairs wouldn’t open. Tried everything we knew to do, went to a RV dealer in Ohio, they tried to tell us the slide framing was bent, would have to take it apart. We said forget it, we continued on our trip, without using that slide. Got home to Oregon, took it into Curtis Trailers. Frame was not bent at all, when they added the toppers, someone put a screw through the wiring and shorted it out. Imagine if we had said, huh, go ahead and fix that bent slide. Oh, and in high winds, we put the slide in as it feels like it’s gonna rip the topper off.