Taking the Booth out of the fifth wheel - RV-Dreams Community Forum

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TOPIC: Taking the Booth out of the fifth wheel

Jennifer P

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Date: 10:49 PM May 31, 2012

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WE are going to take the booth out of our fifth wheel. Do you have any warnings before we do it?? __________________ Jennifer www.campinandscrappin.blogspot.com

Technomadia

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Date: 03:32 AM Jun 1, 2012

Check to make sure there are no unexpected systems integrated in (such as plumbing, venting, etc.). And you may encounter mounting systems that require some odd angles to get at. Other than that.. have fun! I had a blast taking our dinette out of our bus conversion.

- Cherie

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