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Jayco lifter repair
Jayco 3 stage telescopic riser tear down, this video takes a look at how these lifting arms work, how they are put together, plus common failure points, and how to repair them.
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How i replaced, my JAYCO Swan roof lifter/Telescopic Riser.
Просмотров 18 тыс.Год назад
My first go at replacing a Telescopic Riser on my 2016 Jayco Swan, didn't know what i was doing, but it was not as difficult as id imagined, and took longer to make the video about it......DISCLAIMER... this video is for information purposes only, and defiantly not instructions on the correct way to do "anything", this is a potentially dangerous exercise, and could result in serious injury or d...
Jayco Coast to Coast Gauge mod, make it much easier to read for just $6
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Greatly Improve the visual accuracy of your Jayco Coast to Coast Water/Battery level Monitor for only $6
Jayco Swan Mod.....Huge under sink storage for under $20
Просмотров 42 тыс.4 года назад
I wanted to increase the under sink storage our 2016 Jayco Swan Outback, i wished to use more of the space that was below the sink, but also retain some water resistance (if wet dish cloths are stored underneath), Ive never seen anyone do such a Mod, so i thought id share a Video of what i used and how i did it, please comment if this helps you out, or have any improvements to the design. Main ...
LCMP 2020 (Part 2), Y62 Patrols, plus GU, Ranger, D-Max, Toyota 200, Hilux, Fortuna
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.4 года назад
Part 2 from Land Cruiser Mountain Park , 2020, Heaps of Nissan Y62 Patrols, plus GU, Ford Ranger, Isuzu D-Max, Toyota 200 Series Landcruiser, Oldschool Hilux , 2019 Fortuna For more Y62 action Dash Off Road.. ruclips.net/channel/UCviUFQprcsZkzXDsKRL6CYQfeatured Wheeling Webber.. ruclips.net/user/vevapower
LCMP, 2020, Y62 Patrols, plus GU, Ranger, D-Max, Toyota 200, Hilux, Fortuna
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Land Cruiser Mountain Park , 2020, Heaps of Nissan Y62 Patrols, plus GU, Ford Ranger, Isuzu D-Max, Toyota 200 Series Landcruiser, Oldschool Hilux , 2019 Fortuna
Jurassic Park Jeep, coolest ever screen door closer
Просмотров 5916 лет назад
Jurassic Park Jeep automatic sliding door closer, inspired by the first movie where the jeep is chased by a T-Rex. For a bit of extra fun, and as a small tribute to Star Wars, Chewbacca is in the drivers seat. The weight of the Jeep closes the door using a pulley system via the Jeeps winch cable. Power for the Jeep lights is through the winch cable, and activated when the door is first opened, ...
Janowen hills shenanigans & Turbo Patrol (360 deg)
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Short 360 deg video Few of us out at Janowen hills 4x4 park, our shenanigans plus some guy in a Turbo GU Patrol showing us how its done (make sure sound is on for this guy)
Double Island Point 360deg VR Tour (long)
Просмотров 747 лет назад
Double Island Point 360deg VR Driving Tour (long) , aslo includes the complete Leisha Track that heads over to Teewah Beach. Posted as i hope someone may find it useful for area reference, as its not overly exciting to watch otherwise. Divider by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: chriszabriskie.com/divider/ Ar...
Rainbow Beach.... 360 deg VR Tour
Просмотров 2297 лет назад
The Thumbnail pic is from about the 9.40 mark, you can see 2 cars get caught out by the ocean (first one in front, and only a few seconds later one in the rear view) Please be aware, this Interactive 360 deg Video is a indication of what its like to drive along Rainbow Beach, as You Tube Videos go, its really not exciting, nor are there any boobies, its just a clean relaxing Sunday drive along ...
A few tracks at The Springs 4x4 park Warwick
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A few tracks at The Springs 4x4 park Warwick
Springs 4x4 park Warwick
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This is the Walkerbout Track, one of the harder rocky tracks just after you pass the office.
Beer o clock hill 25/6/16
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Springs 4x4 park Warwick, not so easy after a bit of rain
Slo-Mo Patrol Water Crossing
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Water Crossing Condamine River Track, Slow motion (filmed on Samsung S7)
2014 Brisbane Storms, Mount Gravatt Mountain after storm
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2014 Brisbane Storms, Mount Gravatt Mountain after storm
Telecom Hill, LCMP (Under Car Camera)
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Telecom Hill, LCMP (Under Car Camera)
Landcruiser with 37 inch Trepadors Glasshouse Mountains
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Landcruiser with 37 inch Trepadors Glasshouse Mountains
Rocky Track Double Island point/Rainbow Beach
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Rocky Track Double Island point/Rainbow Beach
Camera under car dodging waves on Rainbow Beach
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Camera under car dodging waves on Rainbow Beach
Volume was shocking sorry m8
Mate do us all a favour and switch off the damn water in the background.
On the maiden voyage of my Jayco swift outback. The front offside spring popped out . I Managed to get it back in and into Jayco for repairs. They found three of the four lots of white plastic/nylon bushes worn and replaced them all. However, the whole lifting system seems dodgy. Not to bad if the failure messes up a weekend. However, I would like to take it on the big Lap and that might be a risk that’s too big. I wonder what your thoughts are on the suitability for repeated setup snd set downs every other day .
Thanks for the video. In normal use should the middle support rod be fully extended (gently pulled to its stopper) of should it have 150 mm or so below full extent which would be stronger? Mine don't always go up so I gently pull them till they stop but not sure if this is correct
Are you in Brisbane and can pop over and replace two of these for me / with me?
I'd assumed that the green cable was a chassis ground cable for the roof rather than a guide.
Thank you for the video! It helped me so much! The white square connecters that are at the base (you said had come off of the riser and down into the camper ) where do you order them from? Im in the exact same situation as you had
Have you done a video exploring the cable replacement? A mate of mine has a swan and I then he said he can’t find a video showing it.
No sorry, i have not had to replace any cables yet, if i ever do, i will try to make a video about it, as id like to see a video on doing that as well ,lol
Turn the bloody fountain off.... I had to go pe twice
LOL, yes sorry bout that, promise no fountain next video
top video, about to do one now..
As an engineer I have to say your video was well done and you covered all there would be to know in this task.As a Penguin owner I found it interesting and useful just in case I need to attempt the same one day so thank you for your efforts.Most helpful.
Thank you, that's great feedback and just plain nice to hear. It was pretty much learn as I go , I just got tired of waiting for someone else to make this video for "me" to learn from ( LoL) Thanks for commenting 👍
Ripper video. Thanks mate !
Thanks for commenting, appreciate the feedback 👍
Thanks for commenting, really appreciate the positive feedback 👍
Great audio! Sounds like you’re someone’s having the longest pee in the world
Great vid mate- fixed mine with your help- saved me a gazzllion $$ -- from WA. 👏👏👍
Awesome mate, really makes it worth while for me hearing it helped even just a little, thank you so much for taking the time to comment to let me know 👍
Where did you buy the replacements? We have none in USA
Just google " jayco 3 stage telescopic riser" , I'm sure you will find a dealer that is in, or ships to the USA. Just confirm it's the same type and also if you have wings or no wings, sometimes advertising they can use a generic pic, so always check 👍
Good job mate! How did you go getting silicone into the back of the riser?
Thanks for sharing !
Grat video, thank you so much . Just one thing the water in the background, man .😂
Legend!! Cheers for putting in the time and effort to help some of us out. I’m about to attempt a broken cable fix & this was very helpful to get an idea of the inner workings. Thanks so much from NZ 👌
Thank you . awesome
Your video was the only one online that helped us. Thank you
Huge assistance to sorting out our issue. Thank you brother for this and your other videos....
Awesome mate, glad to hear, thanks for the comment 👍
Just a tip for those that have a Jayco Heritage, mine is a 1999. To get to the set screw for the lifter so you can lift it out, you have to take out the front bumper or rear bumper cowling. Its not at the base or at tabs at the top, I had a heck of a time trying to find it as there was no resources on line.
Great info mate thanks for sharing, im sure it may help someone
@user-xt2pj9zl4x do you have any photos or video you can share I’m having the same struggles
Another great video! I really enjoy your detailed practical explanations and demonstrations! Very helpful and inspiring! Although I am now sad as I've watched all your (four) Jayco videos. Perhaps I could encourage you to make another?? If you would like a suggestion for a subject, I'd suggest preventative maintenance tips for the winder mechanism - inspection, lubrication, and what to look out for to avoid issues while on Holiday. I don't have a Jayco, I have a 2014 Coromal Navigator 391 - it's the smaller one, with a layout similar to the Jayco Hawke. But your advice in the videos will be pretty much directly transferable. Thank you for making this video!
Thank you for you kind words, unfortunately ive had lots of recording gear die recently, now including my PC, the truth is ,making and editing the videos is a chore , having a busy life and family etc , i don't always have time for my channel. That said, I have been working on a way to help pull the beds out easier, i have made a prototype for one bed end, and am testing it on every trip, if it proves to be successful i will make a video on how to do it. Great idea on maintenance, i was only just thinking about how to do a cable and roof leveling/adjustment video. Thanks again, cheers 😎
Great video again! that is a very sweet improvement! Every bit of extra storage space is valuable in a pop up camper! Thank you for creating and posting this video!
I have the Jayco eagle outback, I think it’s the model before yours The corner caps on my roof, need replacing, what about yours? Love to see a video on that. Thanks
My corners are still all good, but the way they are glued on, would make them a bit of a pain to replace id imagine, but depends on why yours need replacing, are they cracked and broken or just leaking ?
thanks mate, not leaking just a few small hairline cracks and really weathered. Maybe a coat of some kind of paint would sort it.
@@inrhythmvideos You may even be able to scuff them up a Gel coat them or something, but I'm sure there will be a few products that will do the job without replacing them , maybe look at Marine products for fibreglass boat's ?
Brilliant brother!
Thanks mate 🍻
What a simple, practical, and super effective solution! Brilliant! Sooooo much better than OEM! Well done and thank you for posting this!
Thanks mate, i just fixed mine today, started with the cable that snapped, and watched your video to do it as it was the most clear on what's going on in there especially with where the wires go and not to give them too much slack. Then wouldn't you know it, the telescopic arm came apart and needed to install a new one, so your video was very informative and helpful. Happy travels mate.
Sounds like you've been busy, really glad the video helped you to work it out for yourself, I was concerned before I started mine, but i soon realised it's not actually that hard, but it is definitely pretty daunting at first ,until you understand a little bit about how it works, then it becomes clearer. Thanks very much for letting me know it helped 👍
Excellent! Thank you for this comprehensive, practical and easy to follow video! This is one of the best 'how to' videos on any subject that I have seen on RUclips. I appreciate you taking the time to make it! I encourage you to make more videos about your Jayco Camper! Thank you again!
Thankyou for your kind words, appreciate you taking the time to comment, makes all the extra hassle and time trying to record the footage really worth while , if it helps one person with ideas or information then, I'm happy cheers 😊
Having a difficult timing hearing you. But great videos
Yes sorry about that, i do know its not good, but had some recording equipment fail, basically i had a choice , to post a crappy video ,or post nothing, i don't have time to re-do it all , nor want to spend money on new equipment, if i was trying to make money from the channel it would be a different story, but i was frustrated no information is available, so while it is not the best, if it helps one person move forward, im still happy , cheers
So glad you made this video. It is the only video available that educates on these lift poles. We invested $1500 in a PUP and didn't know the lift cables were broke and the lift arms were damaged. You are helping us do much to figure out what to do. THANK YOU!
Thanks for letting me know it helped, yes i was also frustrated and could not believe there are not more videos available on this subject, well , i guess there are videos on the subject, but they don't actually show you "anything" , thanks again
Does it matter if I use non winged types if mines has wings? The price difference is astronomical.
Im not actually sure, i have not worked with that type, i guess you would have to look at where the two retaining screws would need to go down the bottom, if you can secure it all properly , and the riser dimensions are exactly the same, it may work. You with also have to consider if the van body hole size is different to accommodate the tab versions, you don't want them to move around too much or the top silicone seal will split, i guess you could always cut the tabs off the old riser and screw them in place as extra sideways support ?
Jayco system, full of pulley and cables, but good thing is they are all inside, no corrosion.
Just watching this again. @ 7:44 you mention that if the spring pops out and it’s too high to get the lifter back on then unbolt the lifter from the roof. This is not necessary, simply unwind the roof a little, the spring will retract and then the lifter will fit back on. In the field tension can be adjusted on the cables with the roof mostly down. Just crawl in with a torch (on older models Eagle or Hawk where the winch is at the front under the front bench seat) BUT only if you’ve removed the false wall to ensure easy access.
I found that the sprigs don't always retract down under their own weight ( without the roof pushing down) so winding down the winch may actually create slack in the other cables , I fear they could come off their guide pulley grooves creating more problems later. I just figured it's only undoing one bolt ,and then you don't risk possibly disturbing the operation or the rest of the lifter cables.
Excellent. Audio is so much better now without the background water dripping. 😅 May be worth mentioning for others attempting this is that some mishaps with the roof will result in stretched cables, you can take up the slack at the plate where the four eyebolts are bolted. Keep the plate vertical to ensure all cables get equal tension from the winch. It’s great that you mentioned that the eyebolts are sacrificial. Go to a hardware store and buy a set of 4 to keep in your tool box. I managed to snap 2 eye bolts (My partner was winding the roof up but you can barely feel an obstruction to the roof going up) and I simply replaced the eyebolts in the field while the roof was completely down. This is easy in an Eagle or Hawk and the winch is under the front seating area. Pull out the false wall there and leave it out in case you need access in future.
What is the green wire standing next to the cover of the video
It's the roof tension wire, it's purpose is to visually tell you when the roof is at full height so you have correct tension on the canvas, and also so the door fits correctly. It's important to NOT use it as a "stopper", more as a guide to when you are approaching the final stop point, it should end up taught but still slightly flexible by hand.
@@UCmumstaxion older Eagle and Hawk models the green wire is at the front left side for those who were wondering.
Thank you so much for taking the time to capture what you did and share with us, what was a very successful outcome. Well done. I considered the method to be quite safe, given that three rods are still connected and braced to each of the timber supports. I will be doing mine tomorrow, as I have had the posts pop out twice now and not an easy recovery. Thank you again.
Awesome mate, really glad it helped, thanks for the comment 👍
Thanks mate, hope you had success, thanks for posting, cheers 👍
It’s awesome the rainforest cafe let you film in one of their locations!
My man
Just what I needed to see. Thank you
Awesome, glad if it helped
You need a remote mike
I actually have one, but couldn't connect it to the phone, plus had some recording gear die and that didn't help me ,I'm not trying to be pro, but I agree it should be better, but i needed to get my camper back together as rain was coming (and it lives outside), so it was a crappy quality video now, or no video at all I'm afraid 😔
I had to do wee 4 times whilst watching this!
Lol 😂
As per your previous Video on replacing the Riser, well done and very informative.
Thanks Garry, really appreciate the comment, makes the hassle of making the video really worth while, especially if it helps in any way, cheers
Very informative Video. Haven't had a problem with the risers and cables yet...but after seeing a lot of mishaps on Forum Posts, was always wondering how it all worked, and the best way to rectify if the issue occurs. Thanks very much for your effort in putting this together.
Thanks Garry, yes I really would have loved to have this knowledge when mine failed a while back, it would have helped me heaps just to have a little bit of a idea of how it all works. I'm still learning, but I've got heaps more confidence working on the lift system now compared to before, if it helps one person I'm happy 👍
Great video, logical explanation of how it works and all the parts involved. Good to know this stuff. Thank you
Thanks Geoff, hope it helps someone out in the future, thanks for the comment 👍
Great vid mate! Very informative.
Thanks, I hope it helps some day 👍
Sorry about the delay in replying. This is an excellent tutorial, the only critic I could say is that the sound needs some work. Thank you very much for the video. Cheers all
100% agree James, sound is dreadful, long story short ,I was bombarded with recording device issues, took a week and about 5 takes on different days to make even this short trollop, I also needed to get my camper back together, as it was outside in bits. I was exhausted from making the first video, by the time I realised how bad it all was (when editing), it was too late. Almost didn't post it, but I thought someone may still see around the poor quality and still get some useful info, but yeah , my apologies, it's far from my best work, im just lacking decent equipment and time ATM (lol)
Very helpful. thanks for your pioneering work.
Thanks Grahame, yeh I've no idea why something like this has not been made before, but im glad if it helps in any way, I'd sure have loved to have this video to watch when I first bought mine (lol)
First video that actually shows me how these things work!!! Well done.
Thanks Tony, Im very happy if it helps anyone to get some sort of understanding of it all,. I searched for ages on RUclips to try and find something like this video to watch myself , I couldn't find anything other than little bits of info, not someone doing the whole job. Thanks for the comment 👍
I have been looking for the part that goes into the top of post that connects it to the roof. Do you have any information on that part or the name of that part? I am sure it's a roof mount of some sort.
Sorry Brian, I assume you are talking about the triangle spacer or the spacer on the bolt ? You will have to talk to a Jayco dealer I'm afraid, as I have no access to part numbers etc, but I'm sure both will be available from Jayco.