Recently purchased a 2000 Fleetwood Wilderness 717B Ultralite. The trailer did not have a table in it. I've tried to google every different way to see if the trailer came with one when it was new but no suck luck.
Anyone have one of these that knows about the table? Of how to go about getting one?
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According to this brochure, the 717 B tent model did have a table as illustrated in the floor plan.
Thanks for the link. Those are the Prowlers while I have the Wilderness. Comparing the floorpans though they appear to be identical. I tried to call Fleetwood today to inquire about the table but to no avail. Are these types of dinette tables easy to come by? Being new to the RV world I'm coming up short on googling them.
Try this brochure. It still shows the same table as the other brochure. I'd imagine a table like that would have a pedestal base or hole in the floor to support a post or pole to hold up the table.
There are many RV furniture stores that will sell you a new table, any size or shape you'd like.
Those tables were meant to collapse with folding legs or removeable pedestal and then sit on the lower bench, so that the dinette makes into another bed. Be sure to measure accross very accurately. You dont want the top to fall down when you lay down on it!
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Those tables were meant to collapse with folding legs or removeable pedestal and then sit on the lower bench, so that the dinette makes into another bed. Be sure to measure accross very accurately. You dont want the top to fall down when you lay down on it!
That makes sense then why the previous owners had plywood planks in the storage area. The planks are the same size as the bed rail. I might just have to remeasure and make my own table top.
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