newbie with emergency window question

[EChambers]

I would like to remove two swivel chairs from my Passport and replace with my favorite glider. The chairs will not fit through the door. Is it possible to use the emergency exit window to remove the chairs? Thanks for your assistance.

[Festus2]

Quite often, it is possible to remove the back of the chair so that you end up with two, smaller chair sections. Underneath the chair, there may be a "catch" that holds the back in place and when the catch is pushed in, the back may be pulled out and away.

If the chair comes apart, you just might be able to get it out by the door instead of through the emergency window.

Try this and let us know how it turned out.

[EChambers]

Thank you, I will try that and let you know.

[B&T]

have not tried it but pretty sure the swivel chairs we have in ours would fit out the door if turned sideways

[EChambers]

Thank you for responding. I will be attempting the move on Monday. I will post my results.

[hankpage]

Keystone brings them in through the door .... it may not be easy but they will fit going out. As mentioned the back may come off or the legs but they will go. Usually laying them on their side and putting the backrest through the door first and twisting till the seat follows. Good luck, Hank

[Mark TC]

I have been looking to replace the two rocker chairs in my Outback with recliners after shopping around I have found that the back are off the recliners when they are shipped and the bottom swivel comes off with 4 screws. I am going to turn them on there side threw the door


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[EChambers]

Am pleased to report that the swivel chairs went out through the door safely intact. I do appreciate your responses and look forward to many lessons to be learned through this forum.