Booth Dinette Removal Problem
Hi All, I just bought my first Toy Hauler (used) and am going full timing for a year or so to see how I like it. Before hitting the road, I am removing the booth type dinette and the existing love ...
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If all else fails, try sliding a thin hacksaw blade behind it and see if you can find the screws. If so, then wrap one end of the blade with tape to make a handle, then slide the blade in and cut the screws. In tight spaces, the bare blade is a lot easier to use than a power saw. try to post pictures so we can tell what exactly you have to work with.
