Removing seat and bench in Thor Majestic 23A
For anyone that has the ex-rental CA Thor Majestic 23A, have you removed that little bench by the door? Is it easy or a nightmare? Flooring under there or will I find a mess? I'm also thinking of c...
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The passenger seat will be a two piece task in most cases. A seat is fastened to the frame on which it can slide forward and backward and that frame is bolted to the floor.
Not all seats work that way. You can look under the seat or under the rig and see the nuts you need to remove.
Looking at a generic photo of the seat you mentioned, my guess is it is screwed into the plywood flooring of the vehicle. Staples or small nails are used to box it all together.
when building coaches, the fastest and most inexpensive materials are used. Try to remove the cushion first. A word of caution. I removed a cabinet from my toy hauler
and realized quickly that there is no turning back. Once you start peeling away the fasteners it falls apart. Small 1 by 1's or such have luan plywood stapled to them. The bottom wood
will be fastened to the floor.
Also for those that may want to remove and replace. Save the screws removed from the flooring for future reference. These coaches are put together in an order that the furniture may
go in first later followed by wiring or plumbing. A longer screw can end up into one of these if you are not careful. Just removing cabinet it will not be an issue.
Not all seats work that way. You can look under the seat or under the rig and see the nuts you need to remove.
Looking at a generic photo of the seat you mentioned, my guess is it is screwed into the plywood flooring of the vehicle. Staples or small nails are used to box it all together.
when building coaches, the fastest and most inexpensive materials are used. Try to remove the cushion first. A word of caution. I removed a cabinet from my toy hauler
and realized quickly that there is no turning back. Once you start peeling away the fasteners it falls apart. Small 1 by 1's or such have luan plywood stapled to them. The bottom wood
will be fastened to the floor.
Also for those that may want to remove and replace. Save the screws removed from the flooring for future reference. These coaches are put together in an order that the furniture may
go in first later followed by wiring or plumbing. A longer screw can end up into one of these if you are not careful. Just removing cabinet it will not be an issue.
