Yeah, mine does that, too. It's the fuzzy nature of the fabric that tends to migrate. Never happened in my 84 Westy which had no fuzzy fabric. My solution was to remove the flip-over part of the bunk and install a custom made piece to cover the gap and keep stuff from flying out of there when I hit the brakes. Nice to have the extra storage. Keith O On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 3:22 PM, Mark Tuovinen <mst@ak.net> wrote: > Our `87 Westy Syncro's top bunk hinge is rubbing the inside of the top enough to gouge the top. This is happening with the top down and the bed stowed. The offending piece is part of the hinge for the bed. When the bed is stowed for travel it is pushed to the rear as far as it will go, but it shifts forward and comes in contact with the top. > Is anyone else having this issue and/or does anyone have a solution for it? > TIA, > Mark in AK > |
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