The gear you need always seems to end up in the back of your storage compartment. This sliding cargo tray brings it out where you can reach it instead of climbing inside or unloading everything in front.
The gear you need always seems to end up in the back of your RV's storage compartment. Instead of crawling inside or unloading everything in front of it, pull the tray out and bring your gear within reach. The 50" x 14" tray gives you room for coolers, tools, camping equipment, and other items you want to keep organized and easy to access.
Smooth ball-bearing slides support up to 500 lbs and allow the tray to extend completely outside the compartment. The tray locks automatically when fully extended to keep it steady while you load or unload your gear. Lift the latches to release the lock and slide the tray closed, then verify it's secured before traveling.
Included slider brackets, risers, and assembly hardware provide the components needed for installation. The risers adjust from 1/2" to 3-1/2", helping the tray clear compartment lips and other obstructions in compatible RV basement storage compartments.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi everyone, Steve here with etrailer. Today we're taking a look at the Winegard RV Cargo Slide Trays. Now folks, we do carry these in two different sizes. I've got the 50 by 22 inch wide option here, and next to it, we have the 50 by 14 option. Now these are sold separately as individuals. The one today on the table with the actual sliding mechanism pre-installed is the 50 by 22, and the 50 by 14 item number WG26BJ sold separately, you can purchase and it'll have the same exact sliders that come with it.
So make sure you're on the right page for the one of these that you're looking for. Again, both of them come with the sliders. I just put one together just because it's a little tedious and I left this one just so you can see side by side the size difference as well. Now what's neat about these is you have large basement storage compartments on the RVs, on the campers. Maybe you've run into the same problem.
The gear I want is way in the back, right So instead of crawling halfway through the department, trying to get some stick, broom, some kind of pole to get those items to me to reach up, why not just put a tray in here that rides on smooth, quiet ball bearings that'll slide out and give you 100% extension to reach that gear. So coming to the front, I want to do a close up of how this mechanism works before I show you it sliding out. You just simply pull up, and then you'll be able to slide out that tray on these ball bearing rollers, and then closing it up, you'll hear it and see it automatically latch. So again, I do want to kind of show you that. Let me spin my table a little bit here.
Now this again will slide out that full 100%. You have a mechanism on both sides. And again, this will slide out 100%. It's probably gonna leave my camera view there, and then go all the way out. I'm gonna stop it there just so I don't lose everything, and then I can slide it back in.
Again, it's very quiet. It's riding on these ball bearing rollers. So it's coming in and out with ease. And then when it's fully closed, it's gonna automatically latch back in place. You even have some little holes inside of both to the front. That way if you potentially want to, you know, strap something down or whatnot, you have that option as well. Again, 22 inches inside on the large one, 14 inches on the inside of the smaller one. Now, we talked about installing these. You can put these on the floor of your cargo compartment, or as you saw in the photo on my screen, you can hang this from the top as well depending on the makeup and what you have available in your particular setup. And then that way you can maybe just put some small short stuff on the top part there as you're seeing and slide that out. Or like the right image, maybe you want to put some containers in there and those kind of things as well. So again, as far as installation, Winegard includes the slider brackets, the adjustable risers, and all the assembly hardware. I left some of that here in the bag just to kind of show you it's a lot of screws, nuts, and bolts. Obviously the rest of it's already installed. And again, depending on if you want to raise the tray so much, hang it, you have those options. The instructions will tell you exactly where to put things based on the different configurations that you have. Now both of these are rated at 500 pounds weight capacity, even at that full extension. So it'll hold 500 pounds even fully extended out nice and safely. So again, folks, whether you want the 50 inch by 22 inch wide option or the 50 by 14 option, check them both out here. These are the Winegard RV Cargo Slide Trays. I'm Steven, thanks for watching.
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