Fellow West Virginian over here. Very helpful video! You just saved my family a huge expense of calling somebody out to our rig when we are in it. Thank you!!

Thanks!

Another quality piece of work Kenny. Nice Job. And very decent of you to share your bounty with that family.

Great video, unfortunately I messed with the cables before I realized it was a gearbox issues. Now I need to figure out how to adjust the cables properly! Hopefully someone has a video explaining the process!

I really enjoy your channel. Nice work.

Slides in a rv, can be great or just a pain in the butt. Great job. Thanks Don

Awesome work! Learned alot!! God Bless!!!

Great learning video and thanks so much for sharing this knowledge with me. I could hear the thump about every 1 sec. while you were moving the slide. Good people like you seem to be dyeing breed these days. If I ever have a chance to meet you I really would like to shake your hand. Good will like yours is truly a blessing from God !

Thanks! Always learning.

Wow great job!!!!

Great content. Thank you, EM.

Hilly Billy thanks for tge info on removing the top mold trim what difference to fix it 😀 👍

I'm enjoying your channel and you helped with the converter in the last video I watched. Now, I have a slide out gearbox that almost rachets. It moves the slide in and out but it sounds like someone beating the outside of the RV with a sledge hammer each time the gear or shaft slips. The question is: Should I replace the motor/gearbox with the original P/N# R25076 or should I replace it with the P/N# 225008 like you did? It's the kitchen slide that's about 12' wide. Thank you in advance.

I have a brand new Jayco with a cable slide but it has a motor on either side. Do you have any videos on those? Thanks for sharing.

Loosen both but do not remove them. Then unbolt gearbox, slip out from both chains. Install new.

Bravo for helping that family in need. If we all were to give a little of our time and expertise to others this world would be a happier place. Giving of one's time is free. My apologies for being another individual seeking assistance. I'm disabled with social security to survive on.... Anyhow, a trailer is my home. I have it moved seasonally chasing affordable RV park rent. Last year my vanity slide decided to give me problems. It comes in but won't go out. I have to round up a few neighbors to help push it out as I press the button. The cables are all tight and the exposed gears have all of their teeth. The chain is also intact. Are there separate gears in the motor for forward and reverse or is it reverse polarity? If it's reverse polarity why is the skipping only happening going out if the exposed teeth on both exposed chair gears are intact, the cables are tight, and the internal motor gears are intact? Seems my thinking the motor has separate gears for in and out internally is the cause. The out gear must be stripped. Or perhaps a pin holding the gears is loose. Which is totally my fault for treating the electric slides like the hydraulic slides, hitting the button again to "snug them" once they're in or out. I did hear the clicking of gears jumping being an idiot snuging. It didn't register the first few times. Then it hit me. Gears.. not fluid. DOH! Now it appears my error is going to cost me. Cheers from a gorgeous fall day in Seattle. Cameron!

Thanks for the video. I have a 10' slide which is heavy with couch, fridge and stove. Does the slide have to be supported on the outside before releasing the cables or will it remain safely in place. I've heard stories of the slides falling out? I have to replace the same gearbox as this which is poping and jumping every rotation. I'm assuming it's a broken gear tooth.

Hi one more question if I remove all my wood trim then slide it out it won't fell out of the Trailer what keeps it from following out of tge Trailer Thank you so much for your experience and expertise

What should I do if the top driver side cable came off. Then the whole motor assembly ripped the wall in? How do I get it closed?

I carry two sets of cables with me and plan on having a spare motor and gearbox soon. Where do you order a chain for this system should it break? Thx!!

FROM WATCHING TELEVISION SHOWS AND READING BOOKS, I HAVE COME TO LEARN THAT HILLBILLIES WILL NOT ONLY KILL THEIR ENEMIES BUT COOK AND EAT THEM AS WELL. SO FOR ME, THIS IS REASON FOR SOME CONCERN.

Hillbilly is it ok at the end of the travel when the slide is close or open that the chains have slack

Hi were do I order the gear box please thank you

My slide is stuck in, while replacing the motor/gearbox, does it make a difference whether the slide is in or out?

How do I get my slide out if it is in can I push it out to get access to motor and gear box

Need to fix slide. Not listen to life stories