Wanted! A guide to slides on MCI's
 

Wanted! A guide to slides on MCI's

Started by Singing Land Cruiser, March 17, 2011, 06:45:48 AM

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Singing Land Cruiser

Hello All, Christi & I are about to embark on the task of installing slides on Mrs. Jones (a 102a3ta, 1987). We are looking for a go by or a blog by someone that has completed this task. Thanks, M&C ;D
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'77 AMGeneral 10240B; 8V-71

Pete359EX

Check out this photo gallery; http://www.hb-industries.com/Slideout_Project.html

Also talk to Bob, he will give you a lot of ideas. Where you at Bob?
Fred
Fred, 1986 Prevost XL, just beginning...Plans for roof raise, slide-outs, extension to 45', and maybe repower to CAT.

robertglines1

Still at wilderness Fred    MCI are difficult to put slides in. Best someone that has been successful speak up here.!! Roof raise also? I will look for members name that did them in KY and get back to you. Message gone from him but will keep looking.
Bob@Judy  98 XLE prevost with 3 slides --Home done---last one! SW INdiana

luvrbus

Your best bet and he is not that far from you is go spend a few hours with Gary Bennett at B & B Coach in Vegas he done MCI before and he will give the correct info and if you decide to proceed he will sell the slide mechanism I think they are in the 3 to 4 thousand range

good luck
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Jeremy

Quote from: robertglines1 on March 17, 2011, 07:16:01 AM
I will look for members name that did them in KY and get back to you. Message gone from him but will keep looking.

Possibly Kentucky Steve? His is an Eagle I think, but still an excellent blog to look at:

http://ourbusconversion.blogspot.com/


Also look at the HWH site:

http://www.hwhcorp.com/

HWH's website is crappy, but has lots of information on different slide mechanisms if you look hard enough. Which is not to say that you have to buy an off-the-shelf system - there's nothing in any of them that a decent fabricator can't make for themselves. And bear in mind that the slide mechanism itself is only one aspect - the structural work and sealing arrangements are a biggest part of the job in my opinion.

Jeremy


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Kenny

Try this link. Theres a book published with much information including structural calculations. Kenny

http://www.rv-busconversions.com/catalogSpecialty.html
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