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flip out dinette table broken can't find replacement

wpatters1229
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We have a 2005 Four Winds 28 ft RV with one of those flip dinette tables that converts into a bed. It is mounted on the wall and you lift it up and it comes loose and swings down onto the edges of the bench frames to make a bed. The table edge got broken...not sure if the wife dropped it or what happened but would like to just replace the table. It seems like it is a strange size since I can not find anything like it out on the Internet. It is 42" long and 24" wide depending on if you count the molding on the edge it might be a half inch wider.
Does anyone know of a web site that sells such a size?
FourWinds 5000 "The Gypsy" pulling "Herbie" the Jeep Wrangler '95. Using Ready Brake.
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klutchdust
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Explorer II
Walt's RV in Fontana carries different and interesting RV parts. Plan on being there all day if you go. Used, new, one of a kind, taillights, all types of items taken off but nearly

new from different manufacturers. They moved into a warehouse last year or so, for those that have been there you may ask, how. It's like a RV swap meet.

ronfisherman
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There are a few RV dinette tables on EBAY. Maybe one of them will work for you.
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2012 Chevy Captiva Toad SOLD

Scottiemom
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Nomad
You might trying calling:

TOMS BORDERLINE BARGAINS
67351 US HIGHWAY 131 S
CONSTANTINE, MI 49042-8749
(269) 435-5533

or

TrailerRVparts.com
12195 US 12
White Pigeon, MI. 49099

269-483-2814 or

Bontrager's Surplus
18719 E Us Highway 12
White Pigeon, Michigan
(866) 483-7017

These are all RV liquidators and have a variety of stuff. I think they all have table tops. . . you would just have to inquire about the size.

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Bumpyroad
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pconroy328 wrote:
I'm no cabinet pro, but I have a personal wood shop. Odds are others in his neighborhood do too. If someone came over with a sheet of 3/4" ply and wanted it ripped down to size, I'd be happy to.


when I replaced my table I just had Lowe's/Home Depot do the one free cut on the 2 x 4 oak plywood to make it 2 ft. x 32 inches, or whatever the appropriate length was. the edging 1 x 2s? were easy to do myself.
bumpy

pconroy328
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I'm no cabinet pro, but I have a personal wood shop. Odds are others in his neighborhood do too. If someone came over with a sheet of 3/4" ply and wanted it ripped down to size, I'd be happy to.

OFDPOS
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harold1946 wrote:
Contact rvdoctorgeorge.com or phone at 916-927-3866.
He has a large selection of RV parts, both new and used.
Store is in Sacramento.


Ya beat me to it , I live about 20 minutes away from this place.
The main guy that ran it passed away , but the shop is still there.
They have enough stuff to build a MH, TT from all the parts they have ! We go there once in awhile just to look through all the stuff they have !

On our 5000 , previous owner did something and broke the corner next to wall, and bent the brackets to remove it to lower it.
I removed the brackets, went down to Ace Hardware and bought a long door hinge (look at your bathroom door hinge )
Its just the 2 of us and don't plan on anybody else so mounted the table to the wall with the hinge.

I have a good friend that does wood working, so this winters project we are going to do what a few above have done "make a new table top".
I'm going to save the plastic/molding edge and on the new piece for table top will either router or use table saw and put a groove in the sides so I can put the old plastic/molding trim back on.
Not to mention will be ALOT lighter too ๐Ÿ˜‰

The way I have it set up now with the hinge its solid and doesn't wiggle and make noise like it did before with all the sloppy hardware .

ezcamping
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Explorer
If you're anywhere close to san jose I can make you one. I am a professional cabinet maker. PM me if interested.

Mike_Leslie
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Bontragers RV Surplus in White Pigeon, Michigan had lots of finished table tops when I visited in May.. They also sell folding legs. I think they were $9. 866-483-7017

We actually took our "swing down" table assembly off and screwed in two folding legs. We like the ability to move our dinette table. The grands move it close; my dh, with an amble belly, ๐Ÿ™‚ moves it away for easy entry.

Leslie

F1bNorm
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On one of our old TTs, I got tired of lifting the heavy MDF table so I made a 1x1 ladder frame and skinned it with 1/4" hardwood ply that matched the cabinets. Shot it with Minwax urethane. Looked nice and was so much lighter to set up.

Norm
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harold1946
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Contact rvdoctorgeorge.com or phone at 916-927-3866.
He has a large selection of RV parts, both new and used.
Store is in Sacramento.
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DrewE
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I agree with the make one (or get one made) approach. A rectangle of plywood, some edge reinforcement and possibly molding or other edge treatment, and some laminate or whatever cemented to the top, and you've got a new table that's probably better than the original. None of this is complicated cabinetmaking in the least.

enblethen
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Nomad
Measure your table then try these people.
NW RV supply

Bud
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Johno02
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Get a cabinet maker to build you a new one. We did ours ourselves, but many people can't. Plywood will be better and lighter. Edge trim or molding might be a problem.
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Bumpyroad
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I replaced my dinette table in my bounder to make it narrower and more belly friendly. got a 2 x 4 sheet of an Oak laminated plywood, used oak 1 x ? for the edging, looked better than factory. still have it somewhere around, put the original back in when I sold the RV.
bumpy