Hit The Road Jack
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S J Strait said:Hey! looks nice any more pics of it.
Yes I do S J Strait !
BTW, I did all the conversion on my own...
S J Strait said:Hey! looks nice any more pics of it.
Hit The Road Jack said:Yes I do S J Strait !
BTW, I did all the conversion on my own...
Very nice! You did a nice job. It will give you many years of enjoyment. You take pride in your work and it shows.Hit The Road Jack said:Yes I do S J Strait !
BTW, I did all the conversion on my own...
S J Strait said:Very nice! You did a nice job. It will give you many years of enjoyment. You take pride in your work and it shows.
Len and Jo said:Oh yes, I found a roof raising assist method! The penthouse roof is spring loaded. You have to push up from a crotched position to start raising it. (When it is down it wants to stay down and when it is up it wants to stay up). After it is about 1/3 of the way up and you have to hold onto the it as the spring load now wants to pop it up and hold it up. Trying to push up while bent over is not a trivial task. So, instead of opening doors to let air in as you raise the top.....close the camper up tight....run the van engine and turn the van blower to outside air and put it on HIGH. Now with the van internal positive pressure the penthouse roof goes up real easy!!
Len and Jo said:PH Roof Lift Assist = 7552 x 0.5 x 0.01823 = 69 LBS
So if one does uses this method rather than the Sportsmobile method of just opening the doors and pushing the roof will go up easier. FYI