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Removing the small table behind the co-pilots chair

I want to remove the small table behind the co-pilots chair to put in new flooring at to put in a desk there. Not sure how it is connected to the coach. It has 2 walls, the outer and a inner. There is a 120 volt outlet and a phone jack. It has the corian top. It is mounted on some plywood that is covered in carpet. Before I start taking to much off, wonder if anyone has done this before and how they did it.
Also wonder about the wood under the windows and above the table. Anyone know how they are affixed to the walls?
Thanks
Bob

'99 U320 40 WTFE
Build #5462,
1500 Watts Solar 600 amp Victron lithium
2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland Hemi
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Re: Removing the small table behind the co-pilots chair

Reply #1
Not sure about the table, but for the small shelf look underneath it.  There are some screws holding it to the wall.
Forest & Cindy Olivier
1987 log cabin
2011 Roadtrek C210P
no longer 1999 36' U320 build #5522
2013 Rzr 570 & 2018 Ranger XP1000
2006 Lexus GX470
2011 Tahoe LT 4x4
Previous 1998 45' 2 slide Newell, 1993 39' Newell

Re: Removing the small table behind the co-pilots chair

Reply #2
Bob pm juicesquezer he just took his out not long ago as folivier said the window shelf is held on with pocket hole screws square head
Chris
1999 U 320 DGFE
Build Number 5523
Chris & Elka Lang
In the field, Lonoke AR

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Reply #3
Traveling days, but back at another RV park for now.  If I can help Bob, let me know!
Joe & Dottie Allen
Sold!  December 2023.      2000 U320; build # 5645
Our coach " Maxine"
Motorcade #  15922;  Escapee 150950; FMCA F330833; Boondockers Welcome;  Harvest Hosts;  Thousand Trails
'98 U320 from 2000-'06
USAF '62-'66

"Do not spoil what you have by desiring what you have not; remember that what you now have was once among the things you only hoped for." ―Epicurus

Re: Removing the small table behind the co-pilots chair

Reply #4
Joe what did you do to remove the small cabinet with the light behind the copilot seat?
'99 U320 40 WTFE
Build #5462,
1500 Watts Solar 600 amp Victron lithium
2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland Hemi
Instagram bobfnbw
Retired

Re: Removing the small table behind the co-pilots chair

Reply #5
many screws - have to use a good flashlight to see them.  walls and floor are where they are located

Re: Removing the small table behind the co-pilots chair

Reply #6
Like Ernie said, lots of screws.  Your cabinet should have removable shelves and a false floor.  Once removed, you will see the screws and also your forward Aqua hot heater.  You can remove the cabinet and then the heater core.  I mounted mine on the side wall to get away from the floor as I installed electric theater seating and core was in the way.  Thanks to Chris on this one as you can mount the heater core any way you wish with no issues.  I have photos posted under remodel.  If you need further assistance, please send me an email at:  joe@angelsonwheels.com
Joe & Dottie Allen
Sold!  December 2023.      2000 U320; build # 5645
Our coach " Maxine"
Motorcade #  15922;  Escapee 150950; FMCA F330833; Boondockers Welcome;  Harvest Hosts;  Thousand Trails
'98 U320 from 2000-'06
USAF '62-'66

"Do not spoil what you have by desiring what you have not; remember that what you now have was once among the things you only hoped for." ―Epicurus

Re: Removing the small table behind the co-pilots chair

Reply #7
Thanks guys ! No heater core in mine, its under the jackknife sofa. I saw the screws and  figured that would be it, but wanted to hear from someone that has already did it. Mine has a lot of damage from a PO on the aft side and while Foretravel could probably fix it for a coach buck or 2, might just get rid of it. Has to be moved to put in new flooring anyway.
'99 U320 40 WTFE
Build #5462,
1500 Watts Solar 600 amp Victron lithium
2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland Hemi
Instagram bobfnbw
Retired