I'm new to this forum and newish to the rving world. I have a Fleetwood Redline 335 fifth wheel with an 8' garage. At the moment the garage is working out for me but we're about to buy a second quad and I will need more room. Question is, can I safely remove the demising wall between the garage and the kitchen. I've seen similar model and some Redline without the wall but mine came with one.

Sure go ahead, other models have it removed, besides what could possibly go wrong.The information is out there, all you have to do is let it in.

I thought was that this is the only part helping to keep the body square. Is that even a concern?On the other side, there's a sticker in the inside saying "keep garage door close (if equipped)I really like the trailer and want to make fit my needs without damaging it.

Maybe the warning is there for exhaust reasons?Roy Ken

That seems like a really bad idea to me. I don't own quads, but I've seen some pretty creative solutions here for loading quads. I'm sure you can fit more than one quad in your garage. Can you piggyback the front of one onto the rear of the other (doggy style)?

RoyB wrote:Maybe the warning is there for exhaust reasons?Roy KenYes RoyB the warning is there for that reason. The (if equipped) part is realated to wall. Telling me some model don't have it. The wall looks like it's installed after everything else again pointing in the direction. Just wondering is someone here works in the field or tried himself with what result

Can I remove the wall between garage and kitchen

Patbob34
Explorer
Mar 06, 2016
RoyB wrote:
Maybe the warning is there for exhaust reasons?

Roy Ken

Yes RoyB the warning is there for that reason. The (if equipped) part is realated to wall. Telling me some model don't have it. The wall looks like it's installed after everything else again pointing in the direction. Just wondering is someone here works in the field or tried himself with what result
dedmiston
Moderator
Mar 06, 2016
That seems like a really bad idea to me. I don't own quads, but I've seen some pretty creative solutions here for loading quads. I'm sure you can fit more than one quad in your garage. Can you piggyback the front of one onto the rear of the other (doggy style)?
RoyB
Explorer II
Mar 06, 2016
Maybe the warning is there for exhaust reasons?

Roy Ken
Patbob34
Explorer
Mar 06, 2016
I thought was that this is the only part helping to keep the body square. Is that even a concern?

On the other side, there's a sticker in the inside saying "keep garage door close (if equipped)

I really like the trailer and want to make fit my needs without damaging it.
Happy_Prospecto
Explorer
Mar 06, 2016
Sure go ahead, other models have it removed, besides what could possibly go wrong.

The information is out there, all you have to do is let it in.

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