installing exterior table

[admin]

It slides on the rail

[obadiah]

Mine is a giant pain to get on and I think I'm going to strip a screw every time I use it. My guess is it got bent somewhere after delivery. Anyway, I attach it with a little bit of both, tilting the first third then sliding along the rest. If you have trouble try that method. O

[admin]

It's definitely not an ideal system, but it's great to have since it's a standard rail for the RV industry which opens up other attachments like a grill. All of which I doubt I'll ever use
Back to the original topic though, my rail usually only gets difficult if it is dirty. I've thought about adding a bit of grease but then I think it will just attract more dirt.

[teepeemom]

Thanks, this helped me figure out that mine is definitely bent. We just bought new, so it will be back the over an hour drive to the dealer next weekend.

[admin]

Is the rail bent or just the table? I'd save the drive and just have them ship you a replacement.

[tom0001]

I found that I can hook the top part on the rail and then drop it down and it holds in place with the bracket. It was hard to slide on and I found I was scratching the paint.