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Coleman Lift Arm Removal And Rebuild
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- Опубликовано: 17 июн 2023
- In this step by step video we cover the removal and rebuild of a 3 stage Coleman / Fleetwood pop up camper lift arm.
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I will see you at the campground.
Derek Smith
I want to commend you on your videos. Very detailed and this one certainly helped me in replacing my lift arm cable. Since I'm close to your Thurmont store, I was able to run down and grab all the parts that I needed. The staff down there was very helpful. If there's anything I would like to suggest it's please let the people know they will need a swaging tool to complete the install. I don't hear it mentioned in the video, and the people in your parts area did not mention it as well. Looking back, I realized if the cable was swaged, it wouldn't have fit through the butterfly bracket. So I understand the need to have not completed. It was just a surprise when I was installing it and found I needed to buy a tool. Fortunately, my local Homedepot has them on the shelf. If you have them at your store, it may be an additional sale while the customers are there.
Love how he just assuming we know how he got the arm off once the bolts were undone. Did you have to remove the cables completely first? How do you remove the cables?
The cable must be disconnected first.
What about a 4 stage arm? I feel like the stage cable assembly was slightly different. Anyone have a still diagram of cable connections?
Thanks for any help.
Can't any one of u show how to put the damn thing back on the camper, n how to hook the cable to the damn thing
Can you make a video on diy adjusting when one corner or side is higher than the other?
Coming soon!
You put grease on the pulleys? I though your only supposed to use silicone spray to lube them?
Silicone or equivalents are fine. Just no wd-40 or the likes.
I have a lift arm on a 2002 utah. It won't slide all the way down . the cable underneath goes slack so do you think something inside could be limiting the inner piece from sliding down? do they normally slide inside each other with nothing mechanical to impede it?
Hello again Gary! We’ve been speaking about this issue today. I’m the same person whom you’re emailing at colemanpopupparts. Ty!
Do u have a video connecting the main line?
We do! Check out our lift cable replacement video.
Dude at 6:46 you Mount your stage cable, then the next scene shows it all pushed together and you use your drill to screw in something, What? Did it have a cable attached or what. You are assuming people know or even remember if it was shown earlier. But to prevent me from having to back this video up, then find my place again, it's easier if you say what you are doing, even if you think we should know
Right at 6:52 u are putting in a screw but what for???
I am reinstating the screws that were taken out. Simply find the only screw holes in the arm that you removed screws from, then reinstall at the end of the job. I hope this is helpful. If not, I do have quite a few very more in depth tutorial videos on these arms and the components.
@@popupcamperpro yes thank you I caught that right after the comment. Thank you for responding. It's just I have one cable broke and there was no cable left in. So I was having trouble telling if I had 1 staging cable or two, etc. Fixing to put it back together tomorrow will let you know if we get it done.
Really need the correct crimpers
It working on a damn bench isn't helping me one damn bit
"E" clip.
Your 100 percent correct. These clips are type E. Details details. Lol