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Posted By: Snowman9000 on 01/04/15 07:17am

luge, nice work. Great minds think alike! You did the same we did on the sofa side. If we had kept ours I was thinking of the same mod for the dinette side. On paper, my DW was able to fit in our dinette, but in the real world she need a bit more room. I think removing the seat back would have done the trick. Now we will never know.

Currently RV-less but not done yet.

Posted By: cheeze1 on 01/04/15 08:03am

Very nice job! interesting how different solutions are applied to the same problem. Nice having a roomy aisle, isn't it? [emoticon]

Chas Morristown, NJ
Trail Lite
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Posted By: Gene in NE on 01/04/15 08:01pm

2wheelluge wrote:

Let's try this Google+ link...

https://plus.google.com/photos/109774391........0093185501921937?authkey=CNOal63GjoOq2wE

Like what you have done so made the hyperlink a clicky.

2002 Trail-Lite Model 211-S w/5.7 Chevy (click View Profile)
Gene

Posted By: charming on 01/05/15 10:06pm

We were measuring to replace our sofa because it was so uncomfortable! The one we were looking at wouldn't fit in the slide. Ended up removing the stuffing from the cushions and replaced with pillows, much more comfortable.

Looking forward to new adventures and new friends.

Posted By: 2wheelluge on 01/07/15 08:42pm

quietjake wrote:

2wheelluge wrote:

Let's try this Google+ link...

https://plus.google.com/photos/109774391948640593025/albums/6100093185501921937?authkey=CNOal63GjoOq2wE

really appreciate the photos

I tried to print them but the file keep getting jiggy & wouldn't do it.
Is there some way I can download/print the whole set?

You've done a huge job there, that I may well be looking at should my current remedy fail.

Send me a PM and I'll shoot you a file transfer link.

Dennis Siemsen
Cresco, Iowa
2007 Holiday Rambler Augusta 213 B+

Posted By: 2wheelluge on 01/07/15 08:45pm

Snowman9000 wrote:

We didn't monkey too much on the dinette side, I didn't want to move the tank and all the electrical stuff. Plus, we could set up the dinette again if we wanted.

Posted By: 2wheelluge on 01/07/15 08:47pm

cheeze1 wrote:

Very nice job! interesting how different solutions are applied to the same problem. Nice having a roomy aisle, isn't it? [emoticon]

Yes, it is! We made the aisle 25 inches, which is the width of our camping mattresses, so if we have a guest, someone can sleep on the floor. To achieve this, we removed the false wall behind the sofa, but we put the shelf back up.

Posted By: quietjake on 01/17/15 07:46pm

2wheel:

er: "Send me a PM and I'll shoot you a file transfer link."

sent contact to your PM, standing by.

Posted By: quietjake on 01/31/15 04:30pm

just took 'ARvey" out for a little exercise & to fill up the tanks.

All is well pending Spring Voyage time.

Have temporary potential solution to saggy sofa bed using PC pylons custom built with my own 10 little thumbs.

Have been firing up generator monthly as advised. This time got about 5 minutes of sputtering & finally it died. Fired up right away again, and ran a little better, but odd for low hours, clean fuel, recent service, and etc.

Almost have recovered from the shock of having to install complete new set of tires "so soon".

Posted By: cheeze1 on 01/31/15 05:07pm

Jake, dunno the age/mileage of your rig, but sidewall cracking/dry rot caused the replacement of my tires with 22000 miles. Better safe than sorry my friend ??

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