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Jack in Alaska · 07-29-2013, 02:21 AM

Joe,

You could use a bottle jack on top of a 6x6 on end, cut to proper length. Also a fairly husky, wide board on top of the jack to distribute the load.
Be real careful with the white material that covers the bottom of the slide. If that gets "buggered" the slide has to come out to replace the bottom as the block slides on that bottom material. It is not real tough stuff either.

Good luck with it.

Jack

07-29-2013, 02:21 AM	#5
Jack in Alaska Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Anchorage & Ninilchik, Alaska Posts: 291	BR slide problem Joe, You could use a bottle jack on top of a 6x6 on end, cut to proper length. Also a fairly husky, wide board on top of the jack to distribute the load. Be real careful with the white material that covers the bottom of the slide. If that gets "buggered" the slide has to come out to replace the bottom as the block slides on that bottom material. It is not real tough stuff either. Good luck with it. Jack __________________ 2012 Jayco 40FER Bungalow TT 2004.5 Dodge 3500 DRW 4x4 Quadcab CTD 325/600 6 spd 3.73 HiJacker Hitch;Access bed cover; Prodigy; PacBrake; DZ boards;air horns;Westach combo gauge;Sirius;Smarty Jr, Lite Force road lites Yamaha iSEB 3000 genset Start Out Each Day Real Easy.......Then Taper Off