What Cable Goes Where On Coleman & Fleetwood Pop Up Campers
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- Опубликовано: 4 мар 2022
- Update: at 5:00 in the video I mis spoke. With the roof down is where cable adjustments are most commonly performed. Cable replacements are done with the roof up.
Learn the proper routing of the lift system cables for your pop up camper in this easy to follow tutorial.
The Lift System Repair Manual offers more step by step instructions, as well as unit specific information. This and the other resources mentioned in this video can be found at the following link, under the sub group LIFT SYSTEMS.
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Beyond all of the props y'all deserve for excellent videos, and guidance that you give pop up owners... I've gotta say that THOSE CHALKBOARD DRAWINGS ARE ON POINT! So beautiful and impressive!
Thanks for the work that you do!
Thanks! Glad you enjoy them and the content :D thanks for sharing, this makes my day.
You’re a life saver my man!! I didn’t know that the cable adjustment was 1.5 inches for every hole. My pop up was slouched to one side badly because I didn’t put the pin in the correct hole when I changed the wire.
I’m going to go and fix it now and hopefully it fixes the issue which I’m sure it will
Thank you! Exactly the info I needed and incredible artistic skill!
Thank you bro, I've been looking for a video that clearly explains how the cable system operates, now I know and knowledge is power
Demystifying one of the most complex systems on a pop up. You are the best and your artwork is simply amazing. Thank You 🙏
Wow, thank you Kyle! Glad to help.
Your chalk art is amazing! So are the instructional videos too but that chalk art!!
Thanks Bob! I’m glad you enjoyed it.
You are amazing at drawing with chalk. I thought the drawing at the beginning of the video was an actual photo framed on the wall.
That’s very kind of you! Thanks for watching and writing!
This channel and company continue to be exceptional in content and help. Thank you SO much for the carefully scaffolded instruction.
Thank you very my John for the wonderful review. This is going right on the fridge!
Excellent and informative content! Thank you, and I always learn something new from your videos!
Thanks for watching and writing Phillip! I am glad to help.
Dude, you make great videos about campers. But you missed your calling man, that art was phenomenal. Absolutely incredible.
Thanks Ryan! I do a good bit of art as well. One of my friends recently commented “Derek took 7 periods of art in school”. I’m always drawing :D
Great info. Very helpful. I was able to get my pop up back to being able to pop up :) btw, that chalkboard art is insane!
Thanks Stanford! I took 7 periods of art in school :D
Derrick great video as always - informative and entertaining. I also love the chalk art.
Thank you Aubrey! Original plans were to illustrate 100 percent of it. Halfway through filming, and one month later, I thought “let’s just film the rest with a unit”
Excellent video! Thanks for the great info, and love your artwork!
Thank you! I am a huge fan of your content to. Everyone please be sure to check out Adventures In Pop Ups.
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Do u need to replace the lift cable,when replacing stage cable(07 fleetwood niagra,highlander)?
You do not Larry.
I was really hoping for the stage cable routing. What did I miss?
You can find detailed videos covering this topic on our channel. Check this one out.
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Thank you so much. Can you clarify what you mean by 1 inch of turn = 2"s in height?
Roof height Matt
And another question you mention 2 different cables where does the stage cable go?? I'm a newbie
Please check out our content covering these cable and the lift arms! Take a look at the video playlist LIFT SYSTEMS
I have a Coleman Utah pop-up. I recently did the maintenance on the lift system - greasing the cables and silicone spraying all of the pulleys. While I was under the pop-up I noticed that one side of the wires was tight and the other side had some play in it. I won’t say that they were loose but they were not tight like the other side. I looked at other videos by you and saw that you can adjust the bolt to tighten those wires. I have the type of lift cables that are bolt not loop.
Here’s my question - Can being on an uneven surface make the cables look tight or not tight? My driveway is not completely level and that’s where I checked it. I don’t want to tighten it so that they’re both taught and cause a problem because if they were flat they would be taught. Does that make sense?
They all should be at the same tension. I would defiantly recommend leveling it first, then checking again and adjusting if needed while level.
With the cable systems, what issue would cause the roof to not crank up all of the way?
Could be quite a few. Are you having an issue with a minor height adjustment, or major issue like the roof only goes up a little then stops?
Checking in on my last question.
@@kelliemahrenholz9529 there is a reply to your question in the thread, with a clarification question. How about giving us a call at coleman pop up parts when you have a few moments to talk.
Derek, I called yesterday and left you a message, I have a 2006 fleetwood destiny seapine. I have replaced all cables,wiffletree and lower crank. When connecting the cables back to the draw bar, do I reconnect with the top up or down? Also how much tension should I put on the cables on the draw bar?
Typically the top is up when your attaching the cables. They should be tight when installed. You can find some examples of these answers in our cable replacement videos Tim.
Love the content! I’ve learned so much.. currently renovating a 2007 Sun Valley. Are there any new discount codes available?
Always! Please take a look at the govx link on our homepage and cart pages.
Ok, i understand where to adjust the roof in the whiffle tree with the roof down. My question is that my roof is lower on the side where the door is,so does the cable at each lift bracket the one i adjust? Short and long? I dont want to over adjust and break a cable. I cant find anyone in my area to work on these things..thanks
Correct Kyle. Adjust the cables that are going to that side where the roof is low.
In order to move pin on bracket do I have to have slack in cable to do so.?
@@jeffreyross8740 yes
Hey Derrick, did I spell your name correctly? First, thank you!
My '97 Taos was (like everyone else's) hard to crank up. I greased the WT with the proper grease, then replaced the cover and re-tested it. It's even HARDER to raise now. Almost impossible. All the cables are on the pulleys and still routed properly. What is/could be the problem and how do i fix it? Full disclosure, which MAY be part of the problem, I removed the crank assembly black box bolts (not sure oof the proper name of this box but it's the box that is over the crank shaft) before I greased the WT..I probably didn't need to do this but it's done now and it's very hard to seat back down onto the base. I have to push really hard just to get the bolts in there to tighten it back down. I've loosened it and tried to wiggle it left and right so the crank shaft will fit back where it supposed to and then tried to tighten it again but to be candid, I'm not sure if it's where it needs to be. And when I removed the bolts, the box won't come all the way off the crank shaft ( I'm guessing it's designed not to) towards the bumper....ie- I can't see what's going on in there because the space is so small. I have the lift system manual but as you know, it's just diagrams which wasn't that helpful.Thoughts?
Hey kameron! It’s been our experience that with this many questions a phone call is a better service. Please give us a call at colemanpopupparts.com when you have some time to talk. Thanks for writing and the detailed info.
Can you direct me to where I can order the cables I have a bonair 700
For your camper I recommend contacting canvas replacements dot com Please tell them Derek sent you!
My father gave me this camper and I literally cannot find this model anywhere. It is a Coleman Fleetwood Niagara. I watched but my lift system is different. It has a hydraulic ram that pushes the cables.
Interesting! I have not yet seen a Niagara with a hydraulic lift system.
@@popupcamperpro well it says Niagara on side. But I haven't seen a floorplan like it. I think it has more the floorplan on Utah. The hydraulic control is to the right of the door
@@tomchristensen2914 good to know. I still haven’t seen them all. Thanks for sharing!
So dumb question when replacing this cable should the camper be popped up or down? (first pop up so I’m really green)
In the up position is most common Tyler. Welcome to the club!
@@popupcamperpro thank you man! I have another question is getting to the anchor bolt easy or does the arm have to come out
@@tylerh2454 the arm must come out first
@@popupcamperpro thank you agian!!!
Are their companies that will put a cable on for me?
Sure! If your close to us in Maryland we would love to help you! If not, search for RV repair in your local area.
Hi my name is Jerry and I was wanting to know if I mailed you a lift arm if you could set it up and get it ready and I will pay you for that that and the cables the stage cables and the main cable I can boat it on myself
Or if I could get a phone number and call you and set up payment arrangement thank you
So sorry Jerry, but this is not a service that I currently offer.
Do you by any chance know how long the stage cables are and how long the main cable is to the door side rear