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Trying to replace the TV cabinet in a 2009 Excel TS
For some reason someone ripped it out of this motorhome I bought.
For some reason someone ripped it out of this motorhome I bought.
Pleasure way excel
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darsben
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Welcome to the forum.
I cannot remember the Class B Excel having a tv cabinet. I am not much of an authority though so pictures of the area might be helpful.
But again welcome
I cannot remember the Class B Excel having a tv cabinet. I am not much of an authority though so pictures of the area might be helpful.
But again welcome
edjunior
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Welcome to the forum. Need more information. Mainly, what exactly is it you are looking for? As noted above, pictures are worth a thousand words.
CharlesinGA
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And what is your question? are you looking for one? (very doubtful you would find one) or are you trying to locate enough information to duplicate one?
I clipped this from the Pleasure Way 2009-2010 brochure (Excel is on the Ford Chassis)
I would put a pull out, swiveling mount on the bulkhead and mount the TV on the mount. There are some locking mounts, MORryde makes a whole line of them, Just Google MORryde TV mount to get some results. Some mounts will fold back tight against the wall and then a strap from top to bottom holds them in place. Here is one at Camping World that swivels, extends, and locks. Very similar but different locking one, pins closed with spring loaded pin.
Charles
I clipped this from the Pleasure Way 2009-2010 brochure (Excel is on the Ford Chassis)
I would put a pull out, swiveling mount on the bulkhead and mount the TV on the mount. There are some locking mounts, MORryde makes a whole line of them, Just Google MORryde TV mount to get some results. Some mounts will fold back tight against the wall and then a strap from top to bottom holds them in place. Here is one at Camping World that swivels, extends, and locks. Very similar but different locking one, pins closed with spring loaded pin.
Charles
