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Old 11-05-2012, 04:43 PM   #1
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I built a pull out grill set up. A set of heavy drawer glides welded to the interior of the box, I needed the full width of the door to make it work. I bolted an appliance lift to the guides with a shelf on the lift. The shelf has another set of glides to allow the grill to slide away form the body.

I couldn't get the video to load, but it slips in really sweet.
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Old 11-29-2012, 10:02 PM   #2
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Looks purdy sweet to me! Only thing I have against this great sight is the fact that it seems like many of the members don't have the respect or manners to respond to someone's post. Especially if they are posting about something like your grill or something similar that could be handy. Thank you for your post.............-Curtis
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Old 11-29-2012, 10:59 PM   #3
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Looks great, just make sure you don't slide her back in till it cools down.


Snkbite, this site you will find is a 3rd or 4th site for most of the members here, I have noticed even if you look at the views that it isn't a site many members visit more than once every week or so. I don't have any more to do with this site than anyone else that posts, I would bet if you took the time you will find less than 30-40 different posters in the past year.. just a guess.

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blissardND think you are right on. I am not here very much maybe once twice a week and mustly lurking.
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Respect or Manners. ?....
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Respect or Manners. ?....
I caught that too, Gene. Hay SnakeByte, just because the posts are low doesn't mean we don't respect each other. There are lots of people on some other rv sites that just post away in just about every thread so they can feel important. Adding nothing to the thread along the way.
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