George
Prominent Member
For what it’s worth this is my experience with installing the swivel table bracket on my ’24 310RL to. We are very pleased with the result — $$$ though it was.
I purchased the bracket from Alliance for $170 + $190 shipping + tax. Item #29200.
While the horizontal hole spacing is ~1.5” narrower, the mounting screws still bit meat and the bracket almost covered the old holes.
Tip: Use a 1x4 board to rest the bracket legs on. This raises the bracket up to barely contact the window molding.
Reuse the old mounting screws. If I’d thought ahead I’d have drilled my own holes and used new 1”x ¼” screws.
I would recommend removing the swivel plate from the bracket and mounting it to the table bottom with 8 #8 minimum x 3/4” flathead wood screws. Center the plate on the table bottom. Long dimension of plate parallel to long dimension of table.
Important: There was clearance after installation for the slide to come in and the table not to contact the kitchen island when rotated to the original configuration. *VERIFY* that your installation works the same.
I purchased the bracket from Alliance for $170 + $190 shipping + tax. Item #29200.
While the horizontal hole spacing is ~1.5” narrower, the mounting screws still bit meat and the bracket almost covered the old holes.
Tip: Use a 1x4 board to rest the bracket legs on. This raises the bracket up to barely contact the window molding.
Reuse the old mounting screws. If I’d thought ahead I’d have drilled my own holes and used new 1”x ¼” screws.
I would recommend removing the swivel plate from the bracket and mounting it to the table bottom with 8 #8 minimum x 3/4” flathead wood screws. Center the plate on the table bottom. Long dimension of plate parallel to long dimension of table.
Important: There was clearance after installation for the slide to come in and the table not to contact the kitchen island when rotated to the original configuration. *VERIFY* that your installation works the same.
