Montana High country - recliners / Manuals

[Cybrjunkii]

We purchased a used high country and can not figure out how the recliners are supposed to be secured while traveling. Is there anything on line ( a manual or diagram) that could help with this?
Thanks,

Moved to a more appropriate category.
CRAFT-Guy

[BB_TX]

What is the year and floorplan/model number?

[KarenDave]

There are two tie downs on the floor but we have not had to use them. I push them back close to the back wall and when the slides are in they don't have any room to move. We have the 343RL.

[okierver]

x2 we just put them back to back and make sure they miss the slides and they are just fine.to travel like that, we have the 323rl

[gmseller]

same thing here too , but i have to turn them sideways so that the slides will close

[Rainer]

I also have 343 HC.

We put our recliners back to back, but not touching each other. Instead we put them so that the part that comes out to support the human's legs is almost touching the wall (about an inch or so away). Then we jam an accent pillow from the couch into the space between the wall and the recliner.

This keeps the recliners from marking up the wall as well as from spontaneously going into the reclining position whilst we travel down the road. We've never used the tie-down straps.

Again, your mileage may vary.

[bigred715]

We put them back to back and put strap around them. Works every time and they don't move.