04-10-2019, 10:19 PM
Thanks Richard.
I was able to pull it out by hand after extending the slide again. If that indeed was its purpose then it's not needed anymore now anyways being that the splice area effectively performs the same function.
Got everything done the other day but waited 72 hours for the sealant to cure, just to be safe. Reinflated it last night and all looks good.
The only oddity is with the seams that occur in the seal in the corners. The areas where Newell put little strips of hot glue (or what looks like hot glue) that line up with them. One of those slits has moved a bit and no longer lines up. Just need to relocate that and I think all will be well.
I was able to pull it out by hand after extending the slide again. If that indeed was its purpose then it's not needed anymore now anyways being that the splice area effectively performs the same function.
Got everything done the other day but waited 72 hours for the sealant to cure, just to be safe. Reinflated it last night and all looks good.
The only oddity is with the seams that occur in the seal in the corners. The areas where Newell put little strips of hot glue (or what looks like hot glue) that line up with them. One of those slits has moved a bit and no longer lines up. Just need to relocate that and I think all will be well.
Paul
Coach #540
2000 Double Slide, Bath and a half, Average sized fan for its age
Fulltiming for a while around CO