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So, Update? Still in the planning stages. Gonna pull the inside portion of the cable through the other pulleys and see if things work free from there. If that doesn't make any progress I'll have to regroup and rethink doing it myself. It's mobile as currently configured so I'm going to be very care...

We have a 13 Acadia Denali and it's pretty nice. She'll like that car. Turning radius sucks though.

Dog went under the desk and turned off the power strip and then it turned back on and the printer booted up and did that whole thing and what I'm saying is the dog has been barking at the printer for 5 minutes

It would have to be 8-9" total length including the blade for that to work.

If you can pull the cable out at all to get something insulated behind it, a plasma cutter will make short work out of braided steel cable. Otherwise, a tiny die grinder/Dremel and a shitload of cut-off discs. Who makes your sliders? It is an accuslide system. I've reviewed the service manuals and ...

5chn3ll wrote: ↑Mon Nov 11, 2019 2:58 pm Plan B: Get a plasma cutter and a CO2 fire extinguisher and dismember those cables.

I'm thinking start cutting the rats nest but with what?

We've had very few problems all of which I've been able to fix.

Cmon people. Cluster of steel cable in a spot hard to access. Problem solve with me.

So, here's a fun one. One of the cables that pulls one of the room slides in the RV frayed. No problem, I've replaced one before and it's not that hard. Push the slide room out, cut the fraying cable, connect a new cable to it and pull the new cable through the walls and hook that up where it go and...

gnat wrote: ↑Fri Nov 08, 2019 12:38 pm I thought it was DT's turn to win the PCA prize?

I'm down.

Are they N rated? If not you basically are ruining your car.