Post by B&N on May 14, 2021 8:46:41 GMT -5
I reached out to the BAL NXG vendor... here's what they sent me on slide:
How to manually pull in slide: #14 is the location of the manual crank position; If you are going to use a ratchet, there is plenty of room. If you are going to plan on using a drill, invest in a universal joint. There isn't enough clearance between the nut and the trailer skirt for a straight shot at the nut with a drill. EDIT: Note the the shaft runs across the TT and the shaft/connection is on the opposite TT side from the slide to bring it in manually.
BAL NXG customer support said:
Please see the attachments (PDF file below) regarding the lubrication process and suggested lube. You can do this once annually or more if needed.
If you lose power to your camper and cannot electronically extend or retract your slides there is an override shaft that extends off the back of the slide out motor and through the main frame rail that can be turned to move the slide. The shaft has a 3/4" nut welded to the end of it so it can be turned with a ratchet or low power drill. See the screen shot below, same think on your front slide. Please let me know if you have any other questions.
For maintenance, BAL recommended:
Lubrication Instructions BAL NXG slideout.pdf (327.85 KB)
PDF FILE of where to lubricate..
Enjoy
How to manually pull in slide: #14 is the location of the manual crank position; If you are going to use a ratchet, there is plenty of room. If you are going to plan on using a drill, invest in a universal joint. There isn't enough clearance between the nut and the trailer skirt for a straight shot at the nut with a drill. EDIT: Note the the shaft runs across the TT and the shaft/connection is on the opposite TT side from the slide to bring it in manually.
BAL NXG customer support said:
Please see the attachments (PDF file below) regarding the lubrication process and suggested lube. You can do this once annually or more if needed.
If you lose power to your camper and cannot electronically extend or retract your slides there is an override shaft that extends off the back of the slide out motor and through the main frame rail that can be turned to move the slide. The shaft has a 3/4" nut welded to the end of it so it can be turned with a ratchet or low power drill. See the screen shot below, same think on your front slide. Please let me know if you have any other questions.
For maintenance, BAL recommended:
Lubrication Instructions BAL NXG slideout.pdf (327.85 KB)
PDF FILE of where to lubricate..
Enjoy
