It’s official.

[PopupMark]

Hello,
2nd pop up for me. Just drove 2 states to pick this 1990 Coleman Roanoke up. Seems in immaculate.condition minus a few areas on the fabric. Happy to be here and looking forward to tips, suggestions and hook ups for parts.

 

[vagov]

Welcome and congrats from Pittsburgh. Looks like it’s in good shape!

 

[PopupMark]

Thanks Vagov. Much to learn.

 

[Oldspurs]

Welcome from Central Texas. Looks good. See you on the trail.

 

[Raycfe]

Welcome from the Connecticut shoreline

 

[kcsa75]

Congratulations on the N2U Pup and Welcome to the forum from Midway USA.

 

[jmkay1]

Congratulations on your N2U popup. I wish I picked up mine with a flatbed trailer then again that must have been a challenge to get it up on there.

 

[Sjm9911]

Congratulations on your N2U popup. I wish I picked up mine with a flatbed trailer then again that must have been a challenge to get it up on there.

I was goung to say that the first thing is it usally towed by itself! Lol. Welcome and good luck with it.

 

[PopupMark]

Congratulations on your N2U popup. I wish I picked up mine with a flatbed trailer then again that must have been a challenge to get it up on there.

Thanks! It was a tight fit and not as easy as I had planned. Even though they are small it still took some elbow grease to get it on there! My thought process was this, 1) no tags yet and 2) no clue what condition the bearings were in. Better safe than sorry!

 

[jmkay1]

no clue what condition the bearings were in. Better safe than sorry!

Exactly and very smart move. I didn’t realize it at the time but My camper breaks and hub assembly were apparently rust buckets when I bought my camper and the shop I took it to later exclaimed I’m lucky the breaks didn’t catch on fire. Scary thought is I drove that camper 6 hours from the sellers to my to my winter storage lot. i went by an inspection sticker saying it was recently inspected as per my states rules. Didn’t even think the seller could have paid someone off to get it. I wish I had the foresight to bring a trailer myself. So great job Even though it was extra work and expense.

 

[PopupMark]

Exactly and very smart move. I didn’t realize it at the time but My camper breaks and hub assembly were apparently rust buckets when I bought my camper and the shop I took it to later exclaimed I’m lucky the breaks didn’t catch on fire. Scary thought is I drove that camper 6 hours from the sellers to my to my winter storage lot. i went by an inspection sticker saying it was recently inspected as per my states rules. Didn’t even think the seller could have paid someone off to get it. I wish I had the foresight to bring a trailer myself. So great job Even though it was extra work and expense.

I was about 3 hours away. I’m glad yours didn’t catch fire!

 

[Jimbow]

Genius. Congratulations. I drove my first home with it fishtailing. Be fortunately it was only a mile or so. That led to my first "help" post. More good fortune a propane tank and battery was all it needed to track smoothly.

 

[PopupMark]

Haha! That’s fantastic. Glad it worked out for you.

 

[LilRed]

Welcome from NY. Best to you in your adventures!