Papasmurf10
Monrovia,MD USA
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On the gotta have list.
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yesitsfree
Central Ohio
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SLIDE! SLIDE! SLIDE! Would never buy another TT without one. Been there done that won't do it again! We love the added room it gives us and it is important to us since we have 2 kids and a dog that goes with us everywhere. If it rains or the weather is bad and we are stuck inside this really helps us out so we aren't on top of each other.
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downtheroad
Tumbling Waters, Washington
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Joined: 02/18/2003
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The real question is not slide or no slide, but how many slides?
GMC Duramax/Allison (LBZ)
08 Komfort 277TS Our Rig Pic
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symbasden
WI
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Joined: 07/29/2003
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Wouldn't have another camper without a living room super slide. (Couch and table).. Next camper will probably have bedroom slide.
Jeff
2009 Rockwood Signature Ultra Light 8317SS
2004 Dodge Ram 1500 QC LB Hemi
DW Kelly and DD
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HarleyMedic
Sour Lake, Texas
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Mongo like slides.
Big Sexy and BonBon
2003 Dodge 2500 4x4 Laramie Cummins Auto, Edge EZ, AEM Brute Force, Timbrens, B&W.
2004 35SRV Victory Lane
1998 Harley Road King (Mine)
2003 Harley Road KIng (Hers)
1 - Jacked up, Tricked out Golf Cart. (HERS, HERS, HERS)
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LarryJM
NoVa
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Joined: 11/09/2007
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This is our first trailer with a slide and it is just a single slide for the dinette since we have a front couch with lots of room in that area. The dinette slide is directly across from the sink/kitchen area and really give us the room to go back and forth in the trailer when working in the kitchen. It's tight getting by with the slide in and it only blocks the TV entertainment area and one cupboard area so it's not that bad when closed.
If I ever get another TT which I probably won't it will have at least one slide.
Larry
2001 standard box 7.3L E-350 PSD Van with 4.10 rear and 2007 Holiday Rambler Aluma-Lite 8306S Been RV'ing since 1974. TRAILER MODS
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T&A
SE Michigan
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We stayed in my parents 27' Airstream years ago with no slides. I couldn't even get my wife interested in getting a TT of our own until we looked at some with slides. Purchased a 29' TT with one slide. Changed to a 30' MH with one slide. Next unit will probably be another MH but whatever it is it will have a 2 slide minimum according to DW.
Terry
Terry & Amy
2004 Hurricane 30F on P32 Workhorse Chassis
2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee
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Garfie|d
South-Western Ontario
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Joined: 09/03/2003
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For anyone who has kids, is full timing, or spends most of the time inside the RV, I think slides are great.
But not for us. My DW and I are firmly planted in the "less is more" crowd and prefer a comfortable but simpler setup. (By mutual agreement our teenagers have been relocated to a tent!  ). For us, a slide is just a hole in the side of a trailer that adds weight, cost and adds maintenance - and is just another leak waiting to happen.
2001 Airstream Safari 25SS tugged by 2001 GMC Yukon 5.3L 3.73
Hensley Arrow • Jordan Ultima • Barker 3000 • Mckesh
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JaBob
Roswell, Georgia
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We have three slides and love it. There must be a reason we now have 4 slides or full slides. Very few people who have them would go without.
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Martyn
Bennett, Colorado, USA
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HarleyMedic wrote:Mongo like slides.
LOL (That's Hedley Lamar!)
2004.5 Dodge Ram 2500 QC CTD 4x4 SLT; 2007 Coachmen Chaparral 267RLS;
Reese 15K Slider;Prodigy;JT Stabilizers;2 Honda EU2000i's;
2006 Glastron MX175;
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2005 Dodge Magnum for the DW
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