Ok well the problem is fixed. The pins were frozen in the Nylon block so they would not engage the track. Also the handles were bent such that they were holding the pins away from the tracks. Bending the handles toward each other made it possible to push the pins into the holes in the track after I lubed everything with spray lithium grease. It is hard to get to the handles in the center bath because the window is behind a mirror and it is very narrow in there. I need to lube the rest of my windows. I think this trailer sat neglected for the last few years. I think if it sat another 5 yrs it would have been info the full Monte Restore. I think I saved the old girl just in time.
Ok well the problem is fixed. The pins were frozen in the Nylon block so they would not engage the track. Also the handles were bent such that they were holding the pins away from the tracks. Bending the handles toward each other made it possible to push the pins into the holes in the track after I lubed everything with spray lithium grease. It is hard to get to the handles in the center bath because the window is behind a mirror and it is very narrow in there. I need to lube the rest of my windows. I think this trailer sat neglected for the last few years. I think if it sat another 5 yrs it would have been info the full Monte Restore. I think I saved the old girl just in time.
Perry
Great.
Yes, it's always wise to keep parts lubed with silicone spray.
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