Morryde sliding cargo tray

**xrated** · 05-04-2020, 07:39 PM

Here is the one I built using the Stromberg Carlson 5' kit. This kit is 5' long and whatever width you need it to be, as you provide the plywood for the floor of it and cut it yourself. As you can see in the pic, mine is wide enough that there is maybe 1/2" of less between the sides of it and the opening in my baggage compartment doorway....

**Tunnelgas** · 05-15-2020, 12:06 PM

Originally Posted by xrated

Here is the one I built using the Stromberg Carlson 5' kit. This kit is 5' long and whatever width you need it to be, as you provide the plywood for the floor of it and cut it yourself. As you can see in the pic, mine is wide enough that there is maybe 1/2" of less between the sides of it and the opening in my baggage compartment doorway....

Xrated,

Can you provide a link to the slide tray? I cannot seem to find a kit that allows for width adjustment.

Thanks
Steve

**xrated** · 05-15-2020, 02:37 PM

Originally Posted by Tunnelgas

Xrated,

Can you provide a link to the slide tray? I cannot seem to find a kit that allows for width adjustment.

Thanks
Steve

Unfortunately, I suspect that they no long make these. I bought the kit in early 2019 and had a hard time finding them. There may still be some out there in an RV supply place, but then again I haven't looked for once since I bought this one. Sorry.

**Steve P** · 05-22-2020, 08:59 PM

Originally Posted by Flat top

We have a 2020 2930RL S Class and are looking at installing a sliding cargo tray. Have any other 2930 owners done this upgrade and what size tray did you use. We are looking at the 20 x 60 right now. Look forward to your response.

Steve

Hi, just joined the forum today. I added a sliding cargo tray on the street side of the trailer. As the door opens flush with the side of the pass-through the tray width is maximized, I thought it also made better use of the narrow part of the pass through on this model, leaving the much wider curbside available. I use the tray to store bins for the drain hoses and bits, mounted a reel for the electrical cord, and keep my Honda generator on it. I admit it is not ideal in some campsites where it can be tight and not much access on the street-side.