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Has anyone removed the hidabed in their Sunvoyager? Is it possible without taking the thing apart?I don't need this and would like to open up some space inside the coach. I only have a 23 3/4 inch door opening.
TIA Lee 2005 Gulf Stream Sun Voyager 8378 2002 Kia Sportage (Toad) Jake The Chocolate Lab FMCA F396135 Workhorse 15625 TT 189943222 Good Sam Life Member |
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I think that you could wiggle the sofa through the doorway. It will be very heavy being a hide-a-bed. You may want to dismantle (seperate bed frame from back & sides) it for the weight and ease of getting it out. You could always put it back together if need be. Be sure to secure the bedframe so it does not open when you turn it up or down.
Mike & Amy RVSA Certified Master RV Technician Muffin our Shih Tzu 2000 GulfStream 39' Scenic Cruiser 1999 Chevy silverado 4x4 2006 Vue 3.5 AWD NASCAR #3 & #88 |
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Thank you RV. I plan on using the kids to do the lifting but will take it apart if we have to.
Thanks Again. Lee 2005 Gulf Stream Sun Voyager 8378 2002 Kia Sportage (Toad) Jake The Chocolate Lab FMCA F396135 Workhorse 15625 TT 189943222 Good Sam Life Member |
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I removed mine to have it recovered, and what I found was the bolts went all the way through the floor. This wasnt a problem for the two bolts that I could get to in the basement storage boxes, but the other two were under the coach, behind the boxes, and close to the drive shaft. I had to use all the extensions I had for my socket set to even reach them, then had to get my son to turn the bolts from inside the coach while I held them. Wasnt fun. I almost didnt put those two back when I got the sofa back, but I bit the bullett and crawled under there again.
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[Posted July 22, 2008 06:54 AM Hide Post
I removed mine to have it recovered, and what I found was the bolts went all the way through the floor. This wasnt a problem for the two bolts that I could get to in the basement storage boxes, but the other two were under the coach, behind the boxes, and close to the drive shaft. I had to use all the extensions I had for my socket set to even reach them, then had to get my son to turn the bolts from inside the coach while I held them. Wasnt fun. I almost didnt put those two back when I got the sofa back, but I bit the bullett and crawled under there again.] Hmmmmm, Sounds like more than I want to get involved in. I will check out the attachment situation and make a decision from there. Thanks for the heads up!! Lee 2005 Gulf Stream Sun Voyager 8378 2002 Kia Sportage (Toad) Jake The Chocolate Lab FMCA F396135 Workhorse 15625 TT 189943222 Good Sam Life Member |
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Ijust had mine removed (Old fabic, uncomfortable and took up too much room opened)
Had it replaced with a leather "Jack sofa. Just big enough for the great-grandson. REMEMBER .... 6 for cocktails, 4 for dinner ......and 2 to sleep !  " RIDE IT LIKE A FORD"  www.gsowners.com/ Members GulfStreamers International, FMCA, GoodSam Lifer, Mid-Atlantic Streamers 2004 GulfStream SunVoyager 33, 2slides, F-53 20,700 Ford Chassis. Firestone Air-Ride, SteerSafe,BanksTransCommand, 2007 Jeep Liberty Toad, Blue Ox Adventa and Apollo Brake. 2 Vicious Attack Toy Poodles Casey and Cassie.  AllGrown Up  |
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