My husband and I are renovating our trailer. It has a pedestal table with 4 chairs that we want to change but can’t figure out how to remove table. There is a threaded rod that seems to go through the table top then through the pedestal to the floor. The pedestal has a n x shape on bottom with 4 feet. We can barely see a nut on the rod near the floor. Anyone have any experience with these?
2013 29RL Table Removal
- Thread starter SheilaL
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John Canfield
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Welcome to the forum. I assume this is a Winnebago bumper pull RV? Pictures will help the brain trust try to figure out how to remove the table.
Rene T
Site Team
Look for screws going down each foot into the floor. There may be a wooden plug in the holes covering the screws. If there is, just drill a small hole down the center of the plug then drive a wood screw into the hole. Keep turning the screw till the plug backs out
Thank you. Will get some pictures.
Yes, there are plugs over what appears to be a hole in each foot. I will give your thoughts a try, thank you.
CharlesinGA
Well-known member
Please indicate whether it is a motorhome, and if so, what model, or if a towable (trailer).
Charles
Charles
This worked great. Table is out. Thank you!
All set. Thank you!
All set. Thank you!
John Canfield
Site Team
It's a trailer, she mentioned that a few posts ago but that was easy to miss.
Rene T
Site Team
You are welcome. Glad we could help and thanks for getting back to us
gwinger
Well-known member
Really makes no difference if it's a MH or trailer. Companies may use the same components in both.
John Canfield
Site Team
Winnebago's towable and motorized products are built in different plants in different parts of the country with different product management and design/engineering staff. That's why it's important for us to differentiate.
gwinger
Well-known member
That doesn't mean they don't buy from the same suppliers. Furnaces, air conditioners, water pumps, stoves, refrigerators, etc. are not unique in most cases through the different models whether towable or motorized.
John Canfield
Site Team
There's the usual and ubiquitous RV appliances, furnaces, etc but we were weren't discussion those.
CharlesinGA
Well-known member
Yes it helps to know, as Winnebago motorized products have complete illustrated parts catalogs online, along with wiring and plumbing drawings and schematics, plus paint and sealant catalogs, making it possible to look up the table in a particular model motorhome. The towables do not have any such manuals, as they are a fairly recent addition to the company line up through the acquisition of Sunnybrook and other RV builders.
Charles
CharlesinGA
Well-known member
I should clarify my statement above
Charles
As in fairly recent with regard to how long Winnebago has been in business (since 1958). Sunnybrook was acquired at the end of 2010 and Grand design and others since then.
Charles
