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Rear bath sunroof seal and dinette - InfiLights - 08-18-2016

   
Hello all,

With all the rain it didn't take much to observe a leak in the rear bath sunroof gasket. The seal is tired and collapsed by the sun in all these years.
Does anybody know what brand that glass square sunroof is ? Maybe where to get a replacement gasket ?
Called Newell, left messages.....too busy to call me back.....tried Chuck, Creslie, Dwight.....

Now to the dinette bench... I have the "filler" , small cushions under the bed that normally would go by the window after you pull out the main dinette cushions to extend the seat and back rest....
When they are pulled out and with the small cushions in place, the bench becomes unstable because of the overhang.
Is there a trick to stabilize the seats ? Pull the drawers open under ? Is that the intended use ?
Am I missing some kind of add on supports for when the bench is extended ?



Many thanks


RE: Rear bath sunroof seal and dinette - Chester Stone - 08-18-2016

On mine, I remove the seats which are held in place with velcro, open the drawers to get a grip on the seat frame which slides out about 10", and then insert the small cushions.


RE: Rear bath sunroof seal and dinette - Richard - 08-18-2016

As Chester said the seat frame slides out. Check for velcro or a latch that might prevent is from sliding while in motion.

Also, there are two hidden cubbies that will be exposed when the seat frame is extended and the seat is removed. I use the cubbies to store our two down sleeping bags uncompressed. Yeah, I know, I need a 25 ton rig to carry a pound sleeping bag.