Removing Washer/Dryer?

Executive wrote:
We wouldn't have a coach without one. That said, a sawzall will allow you to take it out thru the front door....:W....Dennis

LOL
Just take that saw to the rear cap.... shortest distance between two points with the same damage :B
Heck treat it like your stick and brick. Fix it if you know how, if not call the repair technician.

We wouldn't have a coach without one. That said, a sawzall will allow you to take it out thru the front door....:W....Dennis

Removed the OEM Splendide 2000 thru the front door. Had to remove the entry grab bar. Hired 2 high school line backers to carry it out. Sold it on Craigslist in just a few days.

Yes, pulled the Splendide washer dryer into the bathroom and dismantled it and carried it out in pieces.

Not as hard as you would think. Sure a lot easier/less expensive than pulling a windshield or even a window for that matter. Now, if you are going to keep it/use it in the future, go with the window/windshield route.

Two Jayhawks wrote:

barmcd wrote:
Thanks, after reading about how efficient they are, I wonder why so many people want one in their motor home?

The newer units (two separate units) are much improved.

Yeah, we've seen a few of those. Much better to be able to dry the first load at the same time you're washing the second.

barmcd wrote:
Thanks, after reading about how efficient they are, I wonder why so many people want one in their motor home?

The newer units (two separate units) are much improved.

barmcd wrote:
Thanks, after reading about how efficient they are, I wonder why so many people want one in their motor home?

Ive always wondered the exact same thing

Thanks, after reading about how efficient they are, I wonder why so many people want one in their motor home?

There's always the windshield :W

I did on my old coach many years ago it will fit through the door. I just had to re install it this summer when I sold it. Worthless boat anchor, and yes get some help.I