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Depending on the weather where / when you camp. Can be either. In very hot or very cold, I'd say necessity.

Have not used beyond testing. Will next weekend.

Here is step by step what I did. http://www.popupportal.com/index.php?topic=90549.msg900463#msg900463

I might be tempted to play dumb, and bring it to the Rangers "I found this can you tell me what it is and if I can keep it"

I think it depends pup to pup. My roof rated to 200+ lbs as is. And the 120 lb ac unit is just fine. That square you can see in the drawings is there specifically to hold the ac.

If really heavy wind is expected take down the awning. If it's just going to rain, leave it up.

Checkout the options on etrailer.com. Great installation videos too. Any decent proportional controller should be fine.

I couldn't decide if I should put it here or in the heating / cooling section. Here is my description of the process to install AC in my Popup. http://www.popupportal.com/index.php?topic=103288.0 Does include one major blunder. See my response.

Before others comment, yes I confused in-lb with ft-lbs, which probably explains the deformation and the bolt hitting the roof. I'm going to try to see if I can back that off some still tonight and see if I have done in the gasket. But I hoping with only 25 hours it may bounce back. Damn...

I'll watch that. I think it probably was about a 10" radius as it closed up, wasn't super tight.

I just completed AC installation from scratch into my 2013 Palomino 4102. This is the story with Lots of Pictures. When we bought the camper, we lived in Illinois. We mad the conscious decision to save the money on AC and for the few weeks a year it would be too hot, we would just deal with...

We do sausage, slice the brown in the do, then remove. (Can also do onions and peppers at this time. Remove) Frozen hash brown. Brown them in do. Need some oil. Then add eggs, once eggs al,oust don throw the sausage and whatever else back in.

More brats?

I've camped at Dick Bong state park in Wisconsin.

There is something wrong with your description. If the AC was rated 240v it would not have worked at 110 at all. a 14 gauge std 110 extension cord is only raised for 18 amps. So if ac was 20 amps 110 v, not surprising it failed.

Ours is similar size and we bottom out ocassionally too. The fix for that is airbags in the rear shocks, but haven't gotten around to that yet.

Everything arrived in 3 days!! Looks to be in good condition. Finally got roof drawing info from palomino. Now I just need the time and the guts to start cutting.

Welcome from holly springs NC

We couldn't get over the "sleeping in someone else's bed" factor of used. We ended up going new and hope to keep for a long long time.

To the original question, as others have said, tape up the ends. You mAy also have a disconnect elsewhere too. I actually don't have a battery, I do have electric brakes, and yes if the trailer drops it will only have brakes as long as it stays plugged in. I'll get around to adding a battery...