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jagibson58

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Considering to add a MorRyde sliding tray on the driver side of the front pass through of our 2024 Paradigm 310RL. My only concern is that access (by the way of sliding door panel) to the plumbing would adjacent to the tray. Any thoughts?
 
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M and E

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I have it on my 25 340RL, and there are no issues. I'm unsure if the pass through are the same dimensions. My favorite addition to the RV! So much easier and its organized now (not organized in the pic).

But, it does kind of force you to move weight forward so the pin may get heavier.

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Flyer32RLS

Flyer32RLS

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M and E said:
I have it on my 25 340RL, and there are no issues. I'm unsure if the pass through are the same dimensions. My favorite addition to the RV! So much easier and its organized now (not organized in the pic).

But, it does kind of force you to move weight forward so the pin may get heavier.

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From your picture, how do you get into the access to the water lines etc. Looks like you have it blocked.
 
Midnight Rider

Midnight Rider

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Nix the tray! They are heavy and in my opinion overrated and tend to promote you to Cary to much stuff? Also more weight for the pin. This is just my opinion having had my own experience with them. I know people love them…Just not me.
 
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M and E

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Midnight Rider said:
Nix the tray! They are heavy and in my opinion overrated and tend to promote you to Cary to much stuff? Also more weight for the pin. This is just my opinion having had my own experience with them. I know people love them…Just not me.
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I can see that about carrying too much stuff. We don’t and hopefully never will. Agree on the pin weight. I only have my weight with the trailer attached to the new truck so I don’t know exactly how much it has impacted the pin, but I’m betting a bit for sure. Maybe I’ll weigh it this weekend.
 
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George

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Flyer32RLS said:
From your picture, how do you get into the access to the water lines etc. Looks like you have it blocked.
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On our 310RL the panel is not hinged. I remove the bungee securing it, swing it out an inch or two, pull it towards me to clear the channel it's in and at that point it can be completely removed from the rig. I don't see how a sliding tray would impact that if it's mounted just a couple of inches away from the panel. YMMV.
But I also agree that it's a lot of extra weight and unless you have a dually you have to really watch your pin weight with a 15,000 fifth wheel. My $0.02
 
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RockDr896

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I modified my pass through walls to have quick release pins and cut into 2 sections. No more screws and possibly eliminating the need to empty the entire pass through, to inspect or fix a problem. No more removing those damn screws. It would be a good modification, if I were to install the drawer system. Getting to the screws would be impossible.
 

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