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Anyone know what these are?

Yahoo Message Number: 79490
I have a 99' Magna and in the cabinet under the cooktop are some kind of holders. Here's the link Are they for cutting boards or something like that?

Jim 99' Magna #5629

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Yahoo Message Number: 79491
I would guess the sink covers and/or the stove cover.

Bob Wexler
SOB

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Yahoo Message Number: 79492
Jim:

Those are the storage holders for your Cook Top & Sink Covers.

Kevin Waite (Former Country Coach Service Tech) K&M Mobile R.V. Repair LLC
95430 Noraton Rd.

Junction City, OR. 97448
541-953-6162 (Cell)

kvn.wt.7629@...

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Yahoo Message Number: 79496
Thanks a bunch! I'm hope there's no such thing as a stupid question. Those slots will now come in really handy.

Jim 99' Magna #5629

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Yahoo Message Number: 79500
They're for the 2 sink covers and the stove cover. The sink covers go in right side up and the stove cover goes in upside down so that the lip of the stove cover faces upward so as not to block the cabinet space below. Be careful putting the stove cover in and out because you can easily snap off the bottom wood lip of the slots that hold the top. Mine was broken when I bought the coach slightly used and have since fabricated a repair. They work real well as long as you're careful.

Steve

'02 Intrigue #11382

I have a 99' Magna and in the cabinet under the cooktop are some kind of holders. Here's the link
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Are they for cutting boards or something like that?

Jim 99' Magna #5629

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Yahoo Message Number: 79521
I will add that it is possible for the sink covers and the stove top cover to vibrate out of the cabinet if you are traveling on really rough roads. I had that happen to me with the result of a chip in one of the sink covers and the stove cover cracking almost completely through. I managed to get these repaired at a local cabinet shop.
I made a restraint from a 3/4" dowel rod that goes through the finger hole in the stove top cover. A lag screw in the dowel then threads into a captive nut to keep things from sliding out of the cabinet.
I never use the covers and would throw them out but if I ever sell my Magna the next owner might want them.

pete

2000 40' Magna #5892
Pete
 2000 40'  Magna #5892  CAT C-10