Keep your slide room moving smoothly with this OEM-grade rear track assembly engineered specifically for Lippert XT slide-out systems. When the rear track wears, bends, or breaks, the entire slide room can bind, rack, or refuse to extend and retract correctly. This direct replacement restores proper alignment and smooth travel so your slide operates the way it was designed to.
Lippert is the largest manufacturer of RV slide-out systems in North America, and the XT system is one of their most widely deployed designs. The rear track is a critical structural and mechanical component -- it guides the slide room as it extends and retracts, and it bears a significant portion of the room's weight and lateral load. A damaged or worn rear track causes uneven movement, weather seal problems, and can eventually damage the slide room frame itself.
Part number 197840 is the rear track assembly designed to match the original Lippert factory specification for XT-series slide rooms. Using the correct OEM part number ensures proper fit without modification to the slide room frame or drive mechanism.
Part 197840 is a Lippert factory-spec component, ensuring correct fitment to XT slide systems without modification or shimming.
The rear track guides and supports the slide room at the back of the opening, keeping the room level and aligned during extension and retraction.
Designed specifically for Lippert XT slide-out systems -- one of the most common slide platforms in fifth wheels and travel trailers built from the mid-2000s onward.
Replaces a worn, bent, or broken rear track to restore smooth, rattle-free slide room operation and proper weather seal contact.
The Lippert XT slide system is a rack-and-pinion style slide common in many Forest River, Coachmen, Keystone, and other brand trailers and fifth wheels. The XT designation refers to a specific generation of Lippert's slide drive mechanism. Before ordering, confirm:
Replacing a rear slide track is a moderate-difficulty repair typically performed with basic hand tools. The slide room will need to be fully retracted or supported during replacement. Key steps generally include: