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Great build. I just got the same motor. I wired a switch into the wiring panel. When I turned it on it ran, but when I unplugged it and plugged it back in, it won’t run. Hope I don’t break it.

I just purchased two for my art studio and I’m sure my neighbours could hear me cursing 🤬 How difficult would it be to attach a sticker with instructions to the cabinet? Seriously this is the frustration we will all recall, not the ease of unpacking and assembly. Thank you so much for this video.

Hi nice remodel😊 I also have a 1997 Rockwood pop-up camper was just wondering if you’ve ever had to replace the four stage lift arms? The one on my front door side corner collapsed over the weekend and now I’m in search of a replacement. I’m also in the middle of doing a full remodel. Thanks for any advice or tips.

Thank you for such a great detailed video! I was able to get it 90% done myself on my 2004 Starcraft. I just needed another set of hands to hold the pliers to wrap that end around the winch and tighten it around that bracket. Well done. My only cost was the $100 cable I ordered so I didn't have to do anything but uninstall the old one and put the new one in.

nice video, THANKS

I always wondered how these work. And hope I never have to fix one!

do you have the part number ?

Great job guys.

Good job guys !!!

Great resource! Cool Jeep too 🤘

Do u happen to know the distance of the stops from each other on the cable. Our campers stops moved on the cable and need to know where to crimp it to be the right distance again. Right now the rear will raise but not the front

Any recommendations on mattress replace?

Awesome thank you sooo much! I’m missing the instructions, lol.

My neice has a pop-up and recently broke the cable. Camping season is done for her, so I've got some time to do the repair. Thanks for the tutorial, we'll done!

I want mone to be made into knives

Any idea how to order the parts for these? I've got a jacked up drawer slide I need to replace

What’s the measurement between the crimps?

Thank You!! I'm in a garage in AZ in the height of summer about to lose my mind trying to figure this thing out.

Great video! After reading through comments I was wondering if ferrules could be doubled up to help them from slipping. I haven't taken mine apart yet so I didn't know if there would been any clearance or travel issues caused by the second ferrule.

How long did it actually take for the installation?

Couldn’t you just flip the axle over and not do any welding, and place it under the springs?

Nice video! I have long thought the lifting system of these little popups is quite ingenious but, in my opinion, it is undersized by half of what it should be. This is very common problem with these campers.

This is a very good video I appreciate it thank you

Great video, saved me a lot of grief and had my camper fixed in 3 hours including the time to run to store for cable and ferrules. Awesome job

I have the exact same camper but it has torsion bar suspension

Thank you! Great video, my cable hasn't broke, but does make a popping sound when lifting. I have a 1999 Rockwood. Appreciate you making the video. I'm subscribed..

Your a fake, your not showing all the steps, your not even getting dirty.

Music unnecessary. can't understand you when you talk

Was the top able to be moved without the cable? @ me with the answer, please and thank you

Where do you buy the cable and what Cain type of cable is because it’s to many different, thas the best explanation you did and am going to do it

Have you looked into rearched springs ? Longer axels ? That way you could get a decent lift where you could actullay get decent sized offroad tires and make that a beast of an adventure camper that will go anywhere your jeep can.

Help I bought a 98 rockwood premier 1904 model - looks awesome but it’s so hard to crank it up - I sprayed white lithium grease just on the crank area for now - I was also going to grease the two Zerk fittings underneath - can you tell me if there is anything else I can do - would so appreciate the help

I can’t figure out where to feed the second crimp. Getting pretty frustrated

You have done an extremely good job for this tutorial, I have refused to learn how the system operates until now, and I am glad I found your video!

I learned a lot, great job.

Dude you're a legend

Where did you buy the cable

Two casters are fixed and two rotates?

You two did a awesome job!! What is your floor planks made of? How did nailing in the grooves work for you and how is it holding up?

Great video, if you wouldn't have skipped the second stop thing, what am I supposed to do with it? Do they both go in the top track??????? Help

one of the best redo's I've seen, congrats, its beautiful!

What do you use now that 409 is discontinued?

Hey brother you on the mood to repair a 14 foot 1992 palimino? Lol

Just like putting the wood on the floor jack, you should have put the wood on the jack stands! The jack stands would be more stable on the concrete, and the wood would have spread the load on the frame, as it was when on the floor jack!

Thanks for posting this and for the comments - I thought this was a good deal when I saw it today for $220 but after I read the comments I think I should wait.

Thank you!!!!!!

In the previous set up the camper was hanging from the axle by the u bolts. Now the camper is resting on the axle and the u bolts pinch it all together. There should be a lot less stress on the u bolts in this configuration. May be why the new u bolts are not as stout.

I love the makeover, especially the fabric choices.

Hey looks awesome great job 👍🏼 I have a question how big of a tire can you run after the lift. Thanks 👍🏼😊

A chisel really works well for crimping the aircraft cable "crimps". Hit it in the centre line!