Crossroad zinger camper

[JackII]

Anybody have a repair to the unstable dinette table if so send info or pics

[Steve Haack]

Our table is loose also. I tightened all mounting screws and their still sloppy. We may put in a stand alone table. Maybe take out the seats.

[Bluecrab56]

We couldn't stand those cheap wobbly table legs either. So we did some research and found Sequoia Table Leg System from Camping World. They seemed a little pricey but we took a chance and got them. Easy to install and absolutely the best mod we have done to the camper! We don't even take the table down while towing, it's that stable. And if you do take it down to use the space, the floor mounts are flush to the floor so you don't hurt your feet if you step on them.

[MartyinSC]

Wow, we have a Z-1 Zinger 211RD, and the table has always been rock-steady. We never take it down for transport. But I did want to tell you that we constructed a big "I" made of 2x4's with carpeting on each end of the I, to fit exactly under the table when lowered, and somebody sleeping on it. Kids would probably be fine, but I wouldn't trust those two small edges to hold a couple of full-sized adults. Enjoy!

[JackII]

Is your table part of a slide out. If so were you worried about drilling screws into the floor. I ordered the same poles from camping world but I’m kinda worried because my dinette is part of a slide out. Not sure how thick the actual floor is. Any suggestions.

[Bluecrab56]

Our table is on the slide out also. I just lifted up the edge of the carpet and got a rough idea of thickness. I don't remember the length screws I used but I put 1 in and then checked everything. Put the rest in and no problem.

[JEH412]

I added a piece of wood on the wall, about 2" wide and another piece screwed to that extends out under the edge of the table. Ours is nice and solid now and the pieces aren't very visible.

[Monarch]

I have a Zinger in which the table wobbled. But this was due to water damage of the floor beneath.

[JackII]

Do you have any pictures.

[MartyinSC]

No, sorry, the 211RD has no slides at all.

[markandkim]

Best thing I ever did was to remove the benches and the dinette table. Put standing table with chairs instead.

[micmarkid]

We glued a peice of plywood under the table, and used better screws, for the metal thing.