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Ivan Vegvary - 23 Jun 2008 00:54 GMT

We are having our 5th wheel (Terry, 27ft.) re-carpeted. I agreed that
removing the sofa-bed would be my job. The sofa is on the slideout. Any
advice? Anybody done it before? Do I just open it up and the method of
attachment will be obvious?

Thanks,

Ivan Vegvary

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Ron Recer - 23 Jun 2008 01:50 GMT

> We are having our 5th wheel (Terry, 27ft.) re-carpeted. I agreed that
> removing the sofa-bed would be my job. The sofa is on the slideout. Any
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> Ivan Vegvary

I doubt that it is fastened down. We have had two 5th wheels with
hide-a-bed sofas and they were not fastened down.

You may have problem getting it out of your 5er as it may have been put in
the trailer before the slide out or before a large window was put in. If
you can get it through the entry door you will be lucky!

Ron

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S. Barker - 23 Jun 2008 03:32 GMT

Attachment?

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> We are having our 5th wheel (Terry, 27ft.) re-carpeted. I agreed that
> removing the sofa-bed would be my job. The sofa is on the slideout. Any
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> Ivan Vegvary

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RAM³ - 23 Jun 2008 07:53 GMT

> We are having our 5th wheel (Terry, 27ft.) re-carpeted. I agreed that
> removing the sofa-bed would be my job. The sofa is on the slideout.
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> Ivan Vegvary

That's probably your best bet.

The jackknife sofa in my Montana is bolted down and serves as the "cover"
for the LR slide mechanism in addition to providing seating.

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