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Pocket door help....

cdlaine
Explorer
Explorer
What you are looking at is the top rail for the pocket door on my 5th wheel. The door separates the bedroom from the main living area. (door is removed in photo). Look closely and you will see the most distal screw has worked loose thus blocking the door from opening all the way. (also , the very next proximal screw is awol). So , my query, ... the distal screw (Phillips) is farther back than the length of my arm, and, my beefy Python will not fit in the space allotted (one would have to
be anorexic).

How do I tighten/replace these screws ??? (there is no lateral access).

What tool /extension combo is needed ?

Thank you,

Charles

Pocket door rail....
2003 2500HD, 8.1L,CC,4.10,2WD,Allison
Standard bed
Ride-rite air bags
Prodigy
Husky 16K sliding

2013 Artic Fox 29-5T Silver Fox Ed.
Pin wt.(CAT Scale) 2660#
5th (Cat Scale) 12600#

I'll want the Frim Fram sauce with the Ausen Fey with
Chafafa on the side.... Nat
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newman_fulltime
Explorer II
Explorer II
drill a 2 inch hole in the cabinet at the back and use a 90 screwdriver rhen put a hole plug in the hole like for a sink.hole filler

ol_Bombero-JC
Explorer
Explorer
Interesting "combination" on the closest screw in the photo.

Is that intended to be a stop for the door to keep it from coming
out of the track.....and maybe the rear one also?
(but that one appears *not* to have a stop/spacer nut)

Do you think the "awol" screws were ever there?

Easy (?) solution - call mfgrs Tech Line, ask them.

:h

lee_worsdell
Explorer
Explorer
sorry just seen the rest of your comment

downtheroad
Explorer
Explorer
Just thinking.....????
Maybe a flexible driver extension.....

Like this....LINK
"If we couldn't laugh we would all go insane."

Arctic Fox 25Y
GMC Duramax
Blue Ox SwayPro

lee_worsdell
Explorer
Explorer
Whats on either side of those panels. I would just try to take off the panel to get at it