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Old 12-09-2013, 09:39 PM   #15
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My slide motor is under the bed....the board/cover still comes off.

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Old 12-09-2013, 09:59 PM   #16
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Our used RV came with a gas strut type system, works very well, can lift the bed with one hand. The bed platform is hinged about 24" from the wall, also there is a clip that latches the bed to make sure that it does not raise on its own. I assumed that this was factory install by Winnebago, but perhaps not.
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Old 12-09-2013, 10:21 PM   #17
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valid point for sure but there,s two so hope they don't both fail at same time otherwise iam onto plan C what I think I will do is make a access hole from each side of the bed by the floor where I can remove a clip and knock out the pins and manually lift up the bed?
You still will need a release of sorts because if one actuator fails, the other will not lift the cover to get to it for repairs unless the failed one can be pulled open...normally they only move with power.
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Our used RV came with a gas strut type system, works very well, can lift the bed with one hand. The bed platform is hinged about 24" from the wall, also there is a clip that latches the bed to make sure that it does not raise on its own. I assumed that this was factory install by Winnebago, but perhaps not.
But when u have a king bed with a sleep number mattress,foam cover and bed clothes etc its heavy lifting with the stock gas struts so I was going to go power lift but after seeing the twin 150lb gas strut bed lift kit for only 52.00 I just may go that way . I believe what your discribing is a whole lot different than what iam talking
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