Removeable Dinnet Table
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04-30-2005, 13:58
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Removeable Dinnet Table
Royal,Ron,Mark and all thanks for your help.I checked west m. and
they didnt have anything in stock. But it gave me enough ideas to get the job done.i worked on it most of the day and now I just pull two scews and the table comes out.I built a new drop in platform and new cushions for the bed and im ready to go.the only problem I have is the added storage needed for the extra cushions.Thanks again guys, I now have an SP that sleeps 7 with nobody on the floor.2 in the rear,two in the booth,2 on the front sofa,and one baby crib in the closet.The next modification will be bunkbeds in the closet HAHA. That will make 8. Headed for Disney World with the whole gange. Tom 90 SP36 Alpharetta GA --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "mw88fc" <mw88fc@y...> wrote: > > > I will be interested in your progress on this. > I have an 88fc with a very heavy corian top. I would like to do this conversion as well. > > I am wondering if I need a new table and cushions...because..... > > I took apart this table top once to notice tha tit would need mods to work the way the > book shows. It wont just sit on the base. I would need to build a wood piece for it to > rest on. > > I dont know about yours but my table isnt a rectange ...its tapered in at both ends. > Also, my cushions are thicker on the seat that the backrest...the only thing similar to > the book is the way the cushions detach. > > If you dont find hardware you like at camping world.(i didnt see any when i was there) > > ..I would try west marine...or a similar marine shop. This is a very common feature on > sailboats. ...SoI was thinking there might be some nicer options > for boats...I f i find a solition I will pass it on as well. > > Thanks > > Mark Walk > 88fc > socal > > --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Tom Seitz" > > Does anybody know where I can find a base plate(ring that mounts to > > the floor)and the removeable post or a dinnet table. Im trying to get > > a foldable table so I can gain anouther bed in my SP . > > Thanks Tom 90 SP36 Alpharetta GA |
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04-30-2005, 14:14
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Removeable Dinnet Table
Mark, I just sent you a email message if you would like to give me a
call. Tom 90 SP36 Alpharetta GA --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "mw88fc" <mw88fc@y...> wrote: > Earnie, > I am not sure if my dinette table is an original design, but it provides extra room by > tapering in at both ends. > > the end by the window is attached to the wall with angle > > and one small leg on the isle side with a small piece of metal creating a 45 from the > leg tounder the table.....i will upload a pic in am mwfc88 folder and anounce it > when i get my cam back in the bus. > > I love the table design...but wish it were a bed.....any ideas on this apreciated. > > > > Also what was the bulb price at west marine? > > --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, erniecarpet@a... wrote: > > Hi Gregg, good to hear from you. No, we like the dining table. i wish it was > > a little smaller, or I need to lose weight? The forum is off and running and > > with our team, I couldn't be any prouder. Good things are yet to come. hey- > > come on down, especially when its real hot and help me spin my electric meter!! > > Ernie-83PT40 in Texas, where it has been told that it gets "warm" here > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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04-30-2005, 19:50
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Mark, Tom Warner found the bulbs at a better price at
:http://www.atlantalightbulbs.com/ Ernie-83PT40 in Texas, all lites on, I can see! [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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