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Kitchen window
Am I just lucky or did LD put all the kitchen windows in backwards ?
So I’m washing the outfit today when I noticed that the sliding portion of the kitchen window is at the front of the assembly and not at the rear.
Never seen this before on any of the coaches and trailers I’ve ever owned.
2005 T/K

Re: Kitchen window
Reply #1
If you’re saying the kitchen window behind the sink on the left side (from inside) slides to the right, then that’s how our 2009 MB works.  Hope this helps.

Re: Kitchen window
Reply #2
Sorry Ed to be confusing
It’s the right side that slides in my kitchen hence the backwards comment.
2005 T/K

Re: Kitchen window
Reply #3
Ours slide from rear to the front.  I think all the windows in our LD slide from the rear to the front. Only one I am not sure of is the bathroom.
Steve and Jill, Steve posting
1999 26.5 Mid-Bath

 
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Reply #4
The midbath's kitchen window was installed so that the left side opens. I believe this was done so that wind would not blow out the stove burners, as could happen if the right (stove) side were open. Since the stock stovetop lacks flame sensors, if that happened there'd be raw propane gushing out.
Andy Baird
2021 Ford Ranger towing 2019 Airstream 19CB
Previously: 1985 LD Twin/King "Gertie"; 2003 LD Midbath "Skylark"