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Originally Posted by Outback 325BH
If your TV and camper are not on the same plane, one bar or the other will exert different pressure to its side of the camper.
The size bars, how tight they are, the length of your camper, the weight of your camper and the number of axles on your trailer are all factors.
If your TV and camper are not straight ahead the same thing can occur.
How much it matters can vary widely.
I see more changes from having many more feet of slide on one side than the other.
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OK this makes sense.
The last time I camped the truck was having to back uphill a little...therefore it wouldn't have been on the same plane as the trailer. The trailer dry weight is 7k and the length is 35' both slides are on the same side as well and one is around 10' long (dinette and couch). It is a two axle rig.