RV Cargo Slides - 60 Percent Extension

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RV Cargo Slides with 60 Percent Extension

Get to your gear without crawling in deep—60 percent extension brings storage within easy reach. Options include 2-way designs that extend 60 percent in both directions or single-side slides with the same reach. Measure your bay and door opening, and plan for the cargo lip; adjustable brackets can raise the tray 2-1/2", 2-3/4", or 3-1/8" to clear it. Smooth action and easy installs help organize toolboxes, ladders, and totes.

Both are available. You can choose a 1 way slide that extends 60 percent to one side, or a 2 way slide that extends 60 percent in both directions. Decide if you need access from both sides of the pass-through. Confirm the compartment depth and width match the tray's overall dimensions before ordering.

It can add to tongue weight, but it may not be the full product weight. If your current tongue weight is already near your weight distribution system's rating, consider higher-rated spring bars. Placing heavy items and the tray in the front compartment can increase tongue weight, so recheck your setup after installation.

A 60 percent extension slide pulls out to 60 percent of its overall length. If you pick a 2 way slide, it extends 60 percent in both directions. Measure your compartment and make sure that reach covers the gear you want. Check that the release handle locks the tray closed so it doesn't roll when parked on uneven ground.

Expect a straightforward install when you follow the instructions. Some installs went in about 2 hours, and one person handled it alone, though securing rails deep in the bay can be the hardest part. Verify door lip clearance; use a height kit (2-1/2, 2-3/4, or 3-1/8) or a small spacer if a center support sits lower. Confirm the latch engages so the tray stays put.

Yes, if the tray's actual width clears the narrowest door width. For example, a listed 29 model can be 28-3/4 wide. Measure the door opening and compare to the actual width drawing. Check the door lip height; a height adjustment kit offers 2-1/2, 2-3/4, or 3-1/8 lift. If a center cross support hangs lower, add a spacer (about 3/8) under the frame to clear the lip.

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