Sliding Trays In Bays
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04-03-2007, 14:44
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Sliding Trays In Bays
Good advise, Don. Thanks. The 48" and 42" will work in the bay and a lot
less work on my part. Thanks again. Curt Sprenger 1987 PT38 8V92 "MacAttack Racing" Anaheim Hills, Calif. Don Bradner wrote: > It would be a major remanufacturing job to modify depth. Getting one > 48 and one 42 would be an option. > > I'm not unhappy - the narrow slide still fits Rubbermaid Roughnecks > side-by-side, and I've got room alongside the narrow slide for my > collapsible ladder, which wouldn't fit if there was full width. > > Another option would have been to stagger the two slides, both wider > than the one narrow one, but both not full width. I debated and went > the way I did. > > On 4/3/2007 at 6:04 PM Curt Sprenger wrote: > > >Don, > >Thank you for sharing the pictures, descriptions, etc. This needs to be > >uploaded to the site. > > > >I can cut and weld. Is it possible to shorten the length of one slide to > >retain the max. width? Or will that cause other issues? > > > >Maybe tweetys.com will make us a group deal... > > > >Curt Sprenger > >1987 PT38 8V92 "MacAttack Racing" > >Anaheim Hills, Calif. > > > > > > > >Don Bradner wrote: > > > >> I installed a pair of Kwikee Super Slides a couple of weeks ago. > >> Bought them from http://www.tweetys.com, which had the best price I could > find. > >> > >> Super Slides are the rails only, with you supplying the platform > >> (3/4-inch plywood). You have to cut the steel front and back pieces to > >> fit the width. > >> > >> I chose to use 2 48-inch rail sets. That turned out to be longer than > >> could be fitted in the space, even though measurements said it would > >> work. The problem is that there is a latch on the right rail of each > >> that extends another inch or so, and that latch turns out to be right > >> where the right-hand strut on mine (non-gas side) comes down, forcing > >> the rail to be set back in a couple of inches. > >> > >> My "solution" was to inset one tray on the other. The narrow one is > >> full depth, and the wide one is full width but a couple of inches > >> shorter, front to back. > >> > >> I had been planning to put up a pictorial, and your question got me to > >> complete it, here: > >> http://www.arcatapet.net/travel/superslide.cfm > <http://www.arcatapet.net/travel/superslide.cfm> > >> <http://www.arcatapet.net/travel/superslide.cfm > <http://www.arcatapet.net/travel/superslide.cfm>> > >> > >> On 4/3/2007 at 5:04 PM truitt44@... > > >> > >> > >> >Hank Hannigan, > >> > I seem to remember you having sliding trays put in your bays. If so > >> where > >> >did you get them and were you satisfied. And anyone else that has done > >> >this jump in and tell me about it. > >> >Howard Truitt > >> >Camilla, Ga. > >> >86 PT40 > >> > >> Don Bradner > >> 90 PT40 "Blue Thunder" > >> Eureka, CA > >> > >> > > > > > > > > > >Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > > Don Bradner > 90 PT40 "Blue Thunder" > Eureka, CA > > |
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Sliding Trays In Bays - erniecarpet@... - 04-03-2007, 05:31
Sliding Trays In Bays - truitt44@...> - 04-03-2007, 09:04
Sliding Trays In Bays - Don Bradner - 04-03-2007, 11:56
Sliding Trays In Bays - Curt Sprenger - 04-03-2007, 13:04
Sliding Trays In Bays - Don Bradner - 04-03-2007, 13:20
Sliding Trays In Bays - Henry Jay Hannigan - 04-03-2007, 13:33
Sliding Trays In Bays - Curt Sprenger - 04-03-2007 14:44
Sliding Trays In Bays - Fred Hulse - 04-03-2007, 15:01
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