DECelt
Senior Member
I finally got around to doing the washer dryer installation in our new 310-GK. All in all no issues. The westland vent kit installed without issue. I checked the manufacturer "dryer vent center line" with a stud finder and all was fine. I used a 4" hole saw and it was perfect. That install was clean and neat.
Next was bringing the unit into the rig. Two people without too much difficulty. No problems until the washer closet door. The trim piece on one side must be removed. I removed the latch side of the frame.. Just knocks off with a hammer. Additionally, lift the bed and open the door all the way to negate needing to remove the door itself. It will swing all of the way open once past the bed.
The good news is it fits fine. The bad news is that GD puts the shutoffs in a location where they are almost impossible to use on a regular basis. As others have said...two shark bite shutoffs in the basement will be the easiest resolution.
The dealer wanted $350.00 for what amounted to an hours work. I would have paid $100...just to avoid lugging it around!
All in all, a pretty easy job.
Next was bringing the unit into the rig. Two people without too much difficulty. No problems until the washer closet door. The trim piece on one side must be removed. I removed the latch side of the frame.. Just knocks off with a hammer. Additionally, lift the bed and open the door all the way to negate needing to remove the door itself. It will swing all of the way open once past the bed.
The good news is it fits fine. The bad news is that GD puts the shutoffs in a location where they are almost impossible to use on a regular basis. As others have said...two shark bite shutoffs in the basement will be the easiest resolution.
The dealer wanted $350.00 for what amounted to an hours work. I would have paid $100...just to avoid lugging it around!
All in all, a pretty easy job.