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No, pretty easy. Some will say not worth the effort, but we like it for removing a morning chill without using the furnace.

Just go with an old crank, wenches are nothing but trouble. [:D]

According to the part numbers, all Coleman and Fleetwood use the same number for the wedge and flat ends. The only consideration is the condition of the rail slides. I am not familiar with your model, but if the wedge end actually rests on a metal surface below, precaution should be taken to...

We are assuming that you know that it has to be relatively level when in operation, correct?

Thanks for the comments. Just a note that your modifications do not in any way effect the lifetime warranty of the part and also, some have added a strip of teflon tape to the lower surface to assist in any wear from the vibration going down the road on the models that are not suspended in air...

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Still available and selling online at popupmods.com Install and forget.

The Trojans is. Great battery and should cover your needs well, but it is pricey.

Did mine in 2010 when new. As previously mentioned, there should be openings in your roof brace to house the cord across the ceiling to the side and then coiled to drop down to your 20 amp outlet. A couple of cautions are important. Use a large piece of plywood to spread your weight evenly...

Yes, drain it and at least blow the lines out. It may be advantageous to pick up some RV antifreeze to run through your palm if you have a 12 V pump.

With the total length that you have, I would stay with the 12 gauge.

Do not do this with pressure on the line or you will displace the o-ring.

The flaw in this logic is that your ac electrical in your camper IS NOT bonded. It is that way as required by code. In other words, your neutral is not connected to the ground wire as that is required at the voltage source, also by code. Therefore, as has been mentioned, ground checking your...

Leave them as is.