I just picked up my 2013 Road Warrion 305. We set up the elevated bed system and lowered the queen/bench seat and found it does not go low enough for the folding support legs to touch the floor. Can I adjust the bed so the supports touch the floor. What is the weight limit on that lower bed I see the upper bed is 300 pounds.
Elevated beds and electric bed lift systems
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porthole
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Bed heights are set with blocks/plates and pins.
The upper bed can be blocked in two upper positions by the use of the four supplied pins. You would do this if you prefereed the upper bunk stay at ceiling height regardless of lower bunk position. Useful for using the lower bunks as seating.
The lower position of the upper bunk can be adjusted with this plate. If you look close at the pictures you can see multiple holes, but only the two holes above the plate are threaded.
On mine, I have the plate in the lower position, giving the most headroom.
You can also "flip" the "L" shaped brackets on the bunks to gain some additional adjustment.
The lower bunk also has a similar but different way of setting the lower height.
You can see that in this picture. Again, with mine I have ii in the lower position (the upper bunks have similar "trolleys").
The limit switches turn the motor off when travel "limit" has been reached and do not set heights. This prevents damage to the motor and or bed lift mechanical parts.
The upper bed can be blocked in two upper positions by the use of the four supplied pins. You would do this if you prefereed the upper bunk stay at ceiling height regardless of lower bunk position. Useful for using the lower bunks as seating.
The lower position of the upper bunk can be adjusted with this plate. If you look close at the pictures you can see multiple holes, but only the two holes above the plate are threaded.
On mine, I have the plate in the lower position, giving the most headroom.
You can also "flip" the "L" shaped brackets on the bunks to gain some additional adjustment.
The lower bunk also has a similar but different way of setting the lower height.
You can see that in this picture. Again, with mine I have ii in the lower position (the upper bunks have similar "trolleys").
The limit switches turn the motor off when travel "limit" has been reached and do not set heights. This prevents damage to the motor and or bed lift mechanical parts.
Ray LeTourneau
Senior Member - Past Moderator
From reading the PDF posted by porthole, it would appear both upper and lower have a 600# load limit.
ILH
Well-known member
We've had our 305 since May. We've probably been on about 10 trips so far - two of them for about two weeks each. We didn't order the generator option (had to think long and hard about it - couldn't justify it at the time). However - boy am I ever glad we got the patio! We've used it so much.
In terms of comments - we've had some issues so far (which are being addressed under warranty) - such as a sagging sofa, vacuum not turning off, master bed frame repair and some other cosmetic defects. Overall, very sound construction.
The mods we did right away consisted of:
1. door push handles
2. shelves in the cupboards by the tv
3. sewer hose holder under the rv
Hope this helps.
In terms of comments - we've had some issues so far (which are being addressed under warranty) - such as a sagging sofa, vacuum not turning off, master bed frame repair and some other cosmetic defects. Overall, very sound construction.
The mods we did right away consisted of:
1. door push handles
2. shelves in the cupboards by the tv
3. sewer hose holder under the rv
Hope this helps.
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porthole
Retired
Did you look at the brackets yet that are attached to the chain drive? Are the troillyes the same as pictured above?
This is the response i got back from hapijac...i will try this if it doesnt work i will look at trolly tabs..i will let you know...thanks
To Manually Lower the beds:
1. Unplug the motor
2. Release the brake
3. Apply downward pressure to the bed platform.
Bed will slowly drift downward.
4. Re-apply brake at desired
To Manually Lower the beds:
1. Unplug the motor
2. Release the brake
3. Apply downward pressure to the bed platform.
Bed will slowly drift downward.
4. Re-apply brake at desired
