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Originally Posted by slow
Is this what pulled off the wall?
Ours did not pull out, but I noticed that it was deforming the wall since there is only a thin piece of aluminum behind the paneling.
I took care of it myself by anchoring the pulleys to an aluminum plate that attaches to the top wall tubing and the tube above the slide opening. I did both sides:
The top screws are noticeable only if you look for them above the slide trim. |
How did you locate the tubing behind the wall, and did you thread that tubing? What kind of fasteners did you use?
I want to do the same, especially with my motor mount as it is not in straight which causes issues on the chain.
I would like to "tune up" all of this on my living room slide-out this winter.
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