Yes, the Solera RV Slide-Out Awnings like part # LCV000163287 which fits 80" - 85" wide slide-outs (flange to flange) will require that you remove the drip rail. However, the Solera RV Slide-Out Awning will take the place of the drip rail in regards to function so you should not have any worries here. If you wanted, you could reinstall the drip rail above the awning but this is not really needed. view full answer...
The Solera RV Slide-Out Awnings will hold up in heavy winds as they have a pre-set tension to reduce billowing and they are made of a much heavier fabric (13.5 oz) which has a five year warranty. Therefore, there should not be too much of a concern with the awning holding up in strong winds.
In regards to travel, there is not any sort of cover for the slide topper but again the pre-set tension system is going to prevent wind from getting under the fabric and causing tears. The Solera... view full answer...
The Solera RV Slide-Out Awnings like part # LCV000168112 come with different brackets now, the Solera Slide Topper Access Kit part # LC795354 that you mentioned. The reason for this is because trailer manufactures have now started to install a prep kit from the factory that allows you to slide the slide topper bracket onto the trailer without drilling but you can still install the kit on a trailer without the prep kit as well by drilling. If you prefer the old style bracket, we still have... view full answer...
Yes, the Camco Corner Guards, part # CAM42193, can stay on when the slide is closed. There is no back of the guard so it doesn't take up space on the back of the slide out. You can actually install them without opening the slide out, like in the video I attached. view full answer...
I do have an option for you but there isn't really a specific tool needed for the Rubber Top Lip Wiper Seal for RV Slide Out part # SR23VR. It features a simple press-on installation so there will be no tool needed for this. That said, I could see how removal would be a bit more challenging, if you just simply pulled up on the top of the seal you would likely tear it so it might help to use a pry tool and lift up at the bottom of the seal where it's pressed onto the flange. In which case,... view full answer...
What you could do is use the 30 inch, 90 degree adapter for the Gen-Turi part # CAM44812 with the Gen-Ture part # CAM44461 to route the exhaust around the slide out. view full answer...
For your slide-out listed as being 116-1/4" as measured from outside edge of flange to outside edge of flange, I suggest the Solera RV Slide-Out Awning - 10'1" Wide & 48" Projection, # LCV000163293 for white or # LCV000182037 for black.
For your slide-out listed as being 81”5/8” as measured from outside edge of flange to outside edge of flange, I suggest the Solera RV Slide-Out Awning - 7'1" Wide & 48" Projection, # LCV000165062 for white or # LCV000163287 for black.
For your slide-out... view full answer...
There are two different length screws used to drill into your trailer when installing the Solera RV Slide-Out Awning # LCV000163285.
The screws used to secure the awning rail to the trailer are 1" long, and the screws used to install the bracket to the slide out are 1 1/4" long.
When I contacted Lippert about the potential of the screws protruding inside of the trailer they had not heard of any issues regarding screw length, and were confident that following the installation instructions... view full answer...
I have listed the steps for replacing your Hydac Cartridge Valve for RV Slide-Out Hydraulic Pump # LC177094 below.
1: Fully retract slide-out or jack connected to the hydraulic valve
2: Remove the plastic retention nut, green o-ring and coil
3: Use a 7/8" wrench to loosen the hydraulic valve. Let the valve bleed to relieve any residual pressure in the hose, then remove the valve
4: Carefully thread the new valve into the manifold. Tighten the valve until it comes to a stop. Add just a... view full answer...
No, the Lippert Components 2.5 x 2.5 Heavy Duty RV Slide-Out Gear Pack part # LC123356 does not need to be synchronize for installation which I confirmed with Lippert for you. I have attached the exact instructions to replace the gear pack below.
1. Run slide-out room half way out.
2. Place a jack under the inner arm of the slide-out.
3. Jack room up just enough to remove pressure off the gear pack.
4. Remove drive bolt from the cross shaft.
5. Remove bolts which hold the gear pack assembly... view full answer...
As long as your original spur gears show no signs of damage (i.e. teeth missing or worn) you'll be good to use them with the Replacement Standard Dual Rack Repair Kit for Lippert RV In-Wall Slide-Outs - Fixed Side Item # LC84FR. If you do see damage then you'll need the Replacement Spur Gear for Lippert In-Wall Slide-Outs - 16-Tooth - Qty 1 Item # LC58VR.
While you have the parts all out it's best to check the bearing blocks as well. If either bearing block shows any type of damage that... view full answer...
Lippert Carpet Protectors for RVs with Slide Outs # LC134993 do not permanently install though you could leave them where you place them if you want. A slide-out generally slides on 2 rails below the floor of the slide-out room. That is where the most pressure will be so positioning the protectors over those locations would work best. Otherwise try to see where it looks like the carpet is getting the most wear from sliding in and out and place them there. view full answer...
The reason that you cannot use the generator while it is in the MORryde RV Generator Slide Out Tray # MR89RR is because the tray only locks in the stored position. If you use the generator in the tray, it could potentially slide back into the storage compartment and cause CO2 to get into your RV. The purpose behind the MORryde RV Generator Slide Out Tray # MR89RR is to make getting your generator in and out easier. view full answer...
I reached out to Lippert for the correct bolt size for the Lippert Components D-300 RV Slide-Out Motor By Klauber # LC138449.
According to them, the motor uses four 5/16" bolts, you will also need lock washers. view full answer...
Solera Slide-Toppers like the 13 Foot # LCV000165061 you were looking at can be installed on RVs/trailers that have gutters above the slide-out. You just need to make sure there is enough clearance available between the slide out and gutter for the hardware.
I have spoken with Lippert in the past regarding this and they state that you will want about 3 to 6 inches of clearance to allow for proper installation. This also allows for enough of a decline on the topper when it's out for water... view full answer...
I checked the install manual for the MORryde Wall RV TV Mount part # MR82ZR and there were no stipulations for mounting orientation but the location of the handle will change if you choose to mount it so it slides out to the left. That said, you should not have any issues. view full answer...
Tension can be adjusted to loosen your Solera RV Slide-Out Awning, # LCV000163285 if you choose to. However, you are probably just fine and you want tension to hold the fabric tightly so as to not sag. Yes, there will become a point when too much restriction against an RV slide will be an issue, but I don't think you will reach that point from this topper. view full answer...
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