Removing just that one cabinet is not easy, even if you remove the fridge first. After unbolting it from the low cabinet behind it and disconnecting the sink/fridge/cooktop electrical connections and the gas/water feeds, you'll have to lift the cabinet straight up to clear the gas lines and sink drain pipe, and then out. I looked at the holes in the cabinet bottom for the gas lines and sink drain and made them into slots so that I could just pull the cabinet straight away from the wall without the lifting part (after removing the front table pedestal mount that looks like it would be in the way). Stephen --- Damon Lowe <dlowe93@COMCAST.NET> wrote: > How difficult is it to remove this part of the > cabinetry? I would like to > remove everything forward of the rear seat, propane > tank included...are > there any tips or tricks? > > > > Thanks >
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