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Originally Posted by Judge
Well.... FedEx made me their first stop this morning because the boxes took up so much space on the truck!
They fit nice....... actually RecPro is very conservative with their measurements. I actually measured slightly over a 70" width on my slide and I probably have an inch to an inch and a half on each side of the recliner installed. Glad I didn't go with the 67" option.
There are four adjustable feet on each side of each recliner base. The first set of feet are just hanging off the slide. Not too much of and issue and they feel stable but I am going to Home Depot later to get 1.5" x 36" metal U channel pieces to put under the feet on each side and let an inch or two of the channel hang over the slide so the front feet can rest on the metal channel for support. That will prevent it from wanting to tip forward at all if you sit on the very edge of the seat.
I was going to think about mounting them to the floor of the slide but I decided against it. They are fairly heavy and pretty secure when hooked together. I did decide to use the seat belts as a way to secure them somewhat. I wrapped the set belts around the frames and tightened them so I think that will work out ok.... we'll see how it holds up after the first trip.
I have to say they were very well packaged and protected, which is important given their weight. I give RecPro two  for fast shipping and making sure they showed up in perfect condition!
Here's what they look like installed.... |
Has anyone removed jackknife with vents in front? How did you handle duct work and new vents?
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