Dimensions Of The MORryde Generator Tray MR99RR
Updated 10/12/2021 | Published 10/11/2021
Question:
Your description contradicts itself, on plave you say 16 1/4inch long another place you say 16 1/4 inch wide.... WHAT IS IT ? MORryde RV Cargo Slides - MR99RR
asked by: Michael H
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Expert Reply:
The MORryde Generator Tray - 15-3/4" x 16-5/8" # MR99RR is 16-5/8" in length x 15-3/4" wide. I've attached a diagram that will show you all of the dimensions of this generator tray.
expert reply by:
Kevin C
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MR99RR Dimensions
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MORryde RV Generator Slide Out Tray - 15-3/4" x 16-5/8" - 100 Percent Extension - 250 lbs
- RV Cargo Slides
- Generators
- Metal Floor
- 100 Percent Extension
- 16-5/8 Inch Wide
- 1 Way
- 15-3/4 Inch Long
- 250 lbs
- MORryde
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