How Do I Remove A Couch From Phoenix Cruiser?

ThruTraffic wrote:
I lucked out. The couch unit in the coach can be folded out fully, disconnected from the slide out floor, flopped sideways and taken out the door. Whaaahoooo!!! :-)

That's what I call good design.

I lucked out. The couch unit in the coach can be folded out fully, disconnected from the slide out floor, flopped sideways and taken out the door. Whaaahoooo!!! :-)

Thanks for all the posts!

magnusfide wrote:

j-d wrote:
What about calling PC's Factory? I hear they offer good customer support...

Double ditto. Phoenix Cruiser is very helpful to their customers and even if you bought it used, they can offer insight into modifications.

I have considered this but would would feel a little guilty since I got a quote from them for a new one at the same time. I know that's goofy but alas.................

I am going to do that as the possibility exists I might be able to purchase a dinette from them. :-)

j-d wrote:
What about calling PC's Factory? I hear they offer good customer support...

Double ditto. Phoenix Cruiser is very helpful to their customers and even if you bought it used, they can offer insight into modifications.

What about calling PC's Factory? I hear they offer good customer support...

We removed a hide-a-bed that had been added to our Damon Class A. We think they removed the door to put it in. We un-upholstered part of it and took it apart enough that it would go through the door, mainly pulling the end pieces off. Once out we reassembled it because it really wasn't a bad piece of furniture. Gave it to son for his first apartment.

Dale

If it was anything like the couch in our Arctic Fox, all you would have to do is swerve gently one time and it would eject itself across the room.
Absolutely nothing holding it or the recliners in.

If it can't be taken apart, you would have to remove the slide unless you happen to have a very large window to remove. I know dealers have to remove slides to replace those large side by side fridges that malfunction.

The couch on our Winnebago Vista was able to be disassembled and removed piecemeal. The new couch/recliners we replaced it with came with the backs unattached making it easy to get in. Poked the dismantled RV couch in the brick & stick attic to pass along to the future owner of our coach. When buying a couch, look to see how they are constructed. We found a steel-framed two recliner with fold down center armrest/table at Sam's Club that was easy to securely bolt down. The higher backs block the window more than I would like but that feature does make it far more comfortable than what we took out. I've since begun to notice pretty much all RV furniture is low-backed as to not block the view at the expense of comfort.

My Cambria had a electric couch,sofa bed thingy in it and as mentioned before it came apart in pieces.
Read once where the windshield was removed on a class A to fit something in. Forget now.