WTB: Bunk Assembly

[N00Btravel]

As per the title, looking for the bunk bed hardware for the Hi-Lo.

I've been looking for a Hi-Lo with a bunk but it seems many either don't have them, or have removed them. So now I'm looking for the hardware so that I can consider some of the ones that don't have the bunk.

 

[winzim]

I have the factory bunk assembly hardware, new, in box for a 17 foot Tow Lite.

 

[JackandJanet]

As far as I know, N00B, the hardware for the bunk is identical for all models of HiLo.

- Jack

 

[N00Btravel]

I have the factory bunk assembly hardware, new, in box for a 17 foot Tow Lite.

Shot you a PM, interested!

 

[N00Btravel]

As far as I know, N00B, the hardware for the bunk is identical for all models of HiLo.

- Jack

Thanks Jack! I pulled the trigger on a 25c w/o a bunk so just need to get one installed and it will be the perfect trailer for us.

 

[JackandJanet]

Cool! You can probably make a stronger bunk frame than the OEM one too!

- Jack

 

[N00Btravel]

Cool! You can probably make a stronger bunk frame than the OEM one too!

- Jack

I would but…as you taught me, tongue weight!
The bunk is going to hold (2) small children who weigh less than 100lbs combined. So it doesn’t need to be that strong. Just strong enough that DIFUS doesn’t get called.

 

[JackandJanet]

Oh, that's good. I was thinking your kids were older. We put our Grandkids, probably about the same weight up there and they were fine. They slept "top to tail" (heads at opposite ends). I made a kind of "fence" out of PVC that was about 3 ft wide to keep the one on the outer side from falling out. It just fit over the frame there and it worked very well.

- Jack

 

[N00Btravel]

Oh, that's good. I was thinking your kids were older. We put our Grandkids, probably about the same weight up there and they were fine. They slept "top to tail" (heads at opposite ends). I made a kind of "fence" out of PVC that was about 3 ft wide to keep the one on the outer side from falling out. It just fit over the frame there and it worked very well.

- Jack

That’s pretty much the plan. If we can get the bunk then it saves us from having to make up too many surfaces. We can leave the bunk down, dinette in bed mode and put a table in front of the tip out couch.