Slide-Out Tray For a Generator with 24" x 34" Base Dimensions

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I am looking for a generator tray to use with an o an generator base dimensions 24 x 34 slide out tray

asked by: James

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For a slide-out tray that will fit your generator that has base dimensions of 24" x 34" you can use the MORryde RV Cargo Sliding Tray # MR37FR which has measurements of 36" x 26" and can hold up to 800 lbs.

expert reply by: Scott S

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Answer 1

The MORryde RV Generator Slide Out Tray #MR89RR that you referenced has specific instructions from MORryde that you can't operate a generator when it is sitting on the tray. Even if it was locked in out position.

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Answer 2

The reason that you cannot use the generator while it is in the MORryde RV Generator Slide Out Tray #MR89RR is because the tray only locks in the stored position. If you use the generator in the tray, it could potentially slide back into the storage…

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