wire problem, not a problem now.

[Ron Bissett]

Up date Took the motor and stored it in the garage . cut holes for shaft through two compartment's not used space just closed area.
Drilled a hole in the coupler on shaft to accept a 9/16 bolt cut off after the thread area and drilled a 3/16 pin hole in end use a shaft to the rear bumper bracket formed with angle and round stock (cut off bolts) welded and bolted to 4'' bumper Used a flange and tube to hold shaft up and drilled a stop at all way in and all way out position (marked on slide rails with white spray paint) end of shaft has welded on half square drive , Painted to match bumper (black) has pin safety lock on shaft . With motor the slide took about two min to extend and retract ,Now with a ratchet and cheater taking it easy In and out twenty seconds or less . I always went out side to insure the slide would not hit any obstruction or mess up in some way while wife controlled the switch . Rain or shine always was out side man anyway . Now for new brake pads , as one front pad fell out of the drum. will order from Dexter on phone in the A.M Thanks for all the help and suggestions . Ron Bissett in Metro Louisville KY Entry level almost fifty years .