Sized right for common pass-throughs, these 48 inch long MORryde RV cargo slides make bulky gear easy to reach without crawling into the bay. The trays lock when retracted but not in the open position, so plan loading on level ground. Before mounting, check beneath the floor for tanks or wiring and pick anchor points that won't interfere.
Check the wood deck fasteners before loading; make sure screws are secure and don't over-torque into particleboard. If you notice play when locked and a clunk on takeoff or braking, adding stopper-type rubber can help reduce the movement and noise.
Yes, installation is typically straightforward. Plan on simple measuring and centering, and use the included hardware options that match your surface. It helps to note these are heavy duty, so handle the weight during placement. After mounting, the slide should move smoothly and lock in place when closed.
Yes, use a height adjustment kit made for MORryde cargo slides. These allow raising the tray approximately 2-1/2", 2-3/4", or 3-1/8". Confirm your needed clearance and select the setting that gets you above the lip.
No, they do not lock in the open position. They lock when retracted. When loading on an incline or decline, be mindful that the tray could move if it's pulled out. If you need it held out while loading, plan your setup and footing to prevent it from rolling.
Inspect under the cargo floor for any tanks, wiring, or components you don't want to drill into. If manufacturer guidance isn't available, crawl underneath and verify a clear path for fasteners. Mark hole locations carefully before drilling to avoid damage.
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