Welcome back Jim! The Yakima FlipFlop High-Low Adapter item #Y64MX will indeed work to help lower the deck height on your cargo rack. It'll lower the 2" receiver connection by 2-1/8". The Yakima FlipFlop item #Y64MX has a 350 lbs weight…
Hey Dennis, thanks for the picture! The Telescoping Dinette Table Leg item #TX73VJ does not have a size limit for the table top. 52” x 32” is going to be completely reasonable depending on the material. You can use whatever top best fits the space…
Hey Jimmy, the Thomas Payne Signature Dinette Cushion #TP99AR that you referenced is sold as enough cushions for one chair basically. So if you wanted to complete a set for the left and right benches you'd need to order a quantity of two of…
Thanks for letting us help Michael. For the leaf springs, I'd recommend the 4-Leaf Double-Eye Spring #e54SR. This is a 25-1/4-inch double-eye spring that's a great fit for your 3,500-lb axle. If you haven't already planned on it, I'd…
Hey Margaret. The brackets of the Replacement Leg Kit for etrailer RV Dinette Tables item #e79RR are made of metal not plastic. The bracket base measures 6-5/16" in diameter by 2-1/4" tall. The leg itself is 28-1/2" tall overall with…
Hello Matt, Thanks for writing in, that’s a great question. I’ve definitely heard the same concerns about the factory leaf springs on these, especially on larger toy haulers like your Wolf Pack. It makes sense to want something that’s going to hold…
Hey Tom, thanks for reaching out. The Progressive Dynamics 9300 Series is lithium compatible, but it is not a direct replacement for your complete WFCO WF-8735P power center. Since you are looking to upgrade to LiFePO4 and replace the existing unit,…
Hey Grant, the Telescoping Dinette Table Leg with Adjustable Top and Large Base for RVs #TX73VJ that you referenced was not designed to be removable easily like you are wanting.
Hey Lisa! I did some digging online and while I don't know what the exact bolt mount dimensions are for your Lagun table leg, I do believe that the Telescoping Dinette Table Leg #TX73VJ uses the same 4" on-center 6-bolt pattern (see attached…
The Everchill RV Refrigerator #324-000119 is the closest size refrigerator we have which will fit into the cutout for your Dometic RM1350. Your refrigerator fits a 63-3/16" tall by 32-3/4" wide and 26-1/16" deep opening. The Everchill…
Hey Chris, that information is what we need to confirm. I reached out to Lippert with that LCI number and the response was you have a 1621 with 15.5k weight capacity. Curt Flex Air 5th Wheel Pin Box #LC328492 is going to be a direct replacement and…
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42L x 22W Inch RV Dinette Table for easy dining
Dial in your setup with a 42l x 22w inch RV dinette table that matches a defined footprint. The specific size makes it simpler to plan your seating and keep walkways clear while you eat or work.
Often yes, if the mounting pattern and support style match. Measure and mark your current base plate or leg locations, then confirm you can fasten them securely to a 42L x 22W Inch top. If holes don't line up, plan for new pilot holes in the underside of the top. Confirm the base supports the tabletop evenly.
Mock up the footprint with cardboard sized to 42L x 22W Inch and move it through full slide-in and slide-out travel. Verify you can sit and stand comfortably and that cabinet doors still open. Watch corners near walls and window valances to reduce scuffs.
It can if your supports and cushions are designed for that size. Confirm the table can lower to the support rails or cleats and that the 42L x 22W Inch surface spans the gap between seats. Check cushion layout so seams align over the tabletop and reduce gaps. Make sure the base allows quick removal or height change.
It can if your seating and base allow that footprint. Measure the booth opening and compare to 42L x 22W Inch to confirm edge-to-edge clearance. Check wall and walkway space so the table doesn't crowd doors or drawers. Verify the base location keeps the tabletop centered over the seating.
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