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Old 03-09-2013, 12:34 PM   #1
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Slide Out Tray for Front Compartment

I will be receving my new 2013 29QBH in the next few weeks.

I am looking to install a slideout tray on the drivers side front compartment that I could extend out, put my hitch and WD bars on it, slide it back in, and then lock it in place.

I remember seeing somethiung similar on the higher end 5th wheel units at the RV show. I have also seen them on slide out battery trays, etc.

If anyone has a link to where I could purchase a slide unit like this, I would appreciate it.

I assume as far as mounting, there would be framing below the floor of the front compartment that I could bolt to with lag bolts?

Thanks for your help.

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Old 03-09-2013, 01:08 PM   #2
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Sandpiper uses a black plastic one under the front end and I saw a pop up at the local rv show last week that had one where you mention but can't rememeber the name. Rockwood maybe.
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this might be an option. I'd prefer to build it to suit my needs rather that buy off the shelf set up.
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You can buy the hardware for it at almost any home improvement store.. just remember they do eat up some storage space
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