fivecodys
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Good morning all.
We just purchased a new fiver and it came with a counter extension.
This is a removable jobber that does not fold down to store. You have to remove it when traveling.
Where is the best place to store this?
Here is a link if you would like to take a look for yourself.
http://www.cheyennecampingcenter.com/FS8528RKSS.html
Thanks,
Bill
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hotrod4x5
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Will it fit under the sink? Is there a flat storage space under the stove?
Ok, I am editing my post and including the photo of it, it is HUGE! Store it under the bed maybe? On the floor under the couch?
http://www.cheyennecampingcenter.com/FS8528RKSS.html#
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lobo princesa
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will it fit under the couch? on the bed? between the recliner and the kitchen counter? under the bed storage?
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fivecodys
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hotrod4x5 wrote:Will it fit under the sink? Is there a flat storage space under the stove?
Ok, I am editing my post and including the photo of it, it is HUGE! Store it under the bed maybe? On the floor under the couch?
http://www.cheyennecampingcenter.com/FS8528RKSS.html#
There is a shelf in there. That's the first place I looked.
There is storage under the couch/hide a bed but SWMBO has it filled with bedding. Maybe under the bed is all that's left.
I suggested keeping in the garage at home.
That didn't go over too well.
The thing is just too darn big.
Bill
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mockturtle
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We usually put things like that in the closet.
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love4god
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In our Wildcat we keep ours underneath the fold out couch.
We don't use it much, but occassinoally when preparing a larger dinner or cooking for guests I'll use it.
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Earl E
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I made a similar extension for our last trailer and just threw it on the bed when traveling. It was heavy enough that the covers on the bed didn't let it slide around.
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sclark
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Anoter vote for under the couch.
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ReVoker
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Mail it to my house and I'll take care of it for you.
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Skid Row Joe
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I had a nice factory installed kitchen countertop counter-extention on my Vogue diesel coach many years ago. It was hinged-in-place, and just a pure joy to have. Talk about easy, rugged, out of the way, as well as functional and attractive. As I remember, the "hinge," ran the length of the extention, and the "support" was metal, and "V-ed" into the bottom of the extention.
Dinettes, are a different animal, so to speak.
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