Tray holds your generator and slides out, making it easy to grab your generator or top it off with gas without having to crawl into a cramped cargo compartment. Straps stop the generator from sliding around while traveling to the campsite.
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Note: Do not run your generator while the tray is inside your cargo compartment.
Need a way to easily top off your generator with gas during your next off-the-grid camping trip? This tray slides out of your RV for quick access to your generator so you don't have to crawl into your cluttered or cramped cargo compartment. When you need to add gas, pull the knob up and slide the tray all the way out. When you're finished, push the tray all the way back in until it's stowed away. The safety latch locks the tray in place, so it won't slide out while you're traveling to the next campsite. And to make sure your generator doesn't get banged up while you're traveling down the road, tighten the 2 included adjustable straps over it and secure them to the integrated slots on the tray.
This preassembled tray installs inside the storage compartment of your RV or motorhome. Making sure there's adequate clearance of the compartment door, bolt the tray down onto the compartment floor using the pre-drilled holes. Mounting hardware is not included.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
What's up, everybody It's AJ with etrailer.com. Today, we're going to be checking out the MORryde sliding tray. Now you can use this on generators. We have it set up on batteries today, locks into place. You don't have to worry about going anywhere when you're going down the road just pulling the latch, slide it back out. It's gonna make it really easy for us to work or replace these batteries.
Now we don't have to climb into the compartment and hit our head on anything. Let's check it out. Now there's gonna be five different sizes of these sliding trays out there so make sure you measure the compartment. Think about what you're gonna put in it and where you want to put it to get the right one. We have these smaller versions today, the 15 by 16 and we're using two batteries in here.
Like I said, easier to access and pullout here and work on it than try and reach in there and mess with anything. So some of the other ones are gonna be different shapes so there's more square or rectangles. When you wanna do it with a generator you're gonna need more space to put that generator in place to do the same thing, slide it out and work on it easier out of the compartment than in. It's gonna be really easy to use and operate. You have the latch here.
You got the ball that you can hold onto to lift this up. This is gonna lift the striker outta the way. And then you have this handle on either side to grab and pull the tray out. Now it does fully extend a hundred percent. We're held back by wires on the batteries right now but that gets it out of the compartment quite a bit.
I'd like to point out the holes here and the tray. It comes with these straps as well. So you can also strap down whatever you're setting in the tray. Again, just another thing to keep the batteries in place so they won't be moving around while you're driving down the road. Depending on which tray you get the weight capacity's gonna be a little bit different. The biggest version is gonna be 25 by 26. That's gonna be rated for 300 pounds. Now all the other ones like the one we have here is rated for 250 pounds. So just keep that in mind with what you wanna load up on the tray. Now this one's already installed, but I wanted to go over the processes a little bit so you have an idea of what you're getting into. So it's all gonna come assembled so you don't have to worry about putting anything together. And what you're gonna do is attach this frame to the bars of where you want to put it. So there's gonna be pre-drilled holes in here. So when you set it up on the frame make sure it lines up where you want it and you have to get your hardware separately. It does not come with hardware but then you can run some bolts in to hold it in place. So you can see the bolts on the inside here of this lip. They also welded this one in place so it's really not going anywhere. Overall, I think it makes it way easier to either access the batteries or the generator you have in here plus servicing the generator with you're changing out the oil. You don't have to try and lift it up and out of the compartment, set it on the ground worry about it. You can just slide it out and start to work on it that way. It's heavy duty. It doesn't feel like it's gonna have any issues. I like how easy it's to slide in or out and that latch feels real good too. I don't have to worry about this starting to slide out or anything if I take a weird turn. Well, I think that about does it. Thanks for hanging out and hope this helped.
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Tray holds your generator and slides out, making it easy to grab your generator or top it off with gas without having to crawl into a cramped cargo compartment. Straps stop the generator from sliding around while traveling to the campsite.
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