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Probably not what you are referring to, but the dormer roof seal that covers the hinge should be about 3/4" beyond the roof to create a drip edge.? Otherwise water will flow directly over the roof

I intend to do this eventually.? I have mine installed per the old method.? I can still get the the roof up easily, but they are 60# struts.? 80's wanted to buckle the roof extrusion.? I have been

Yes, please Eugene. We have s 2015 Aliner Ranger 15 with soft dormers and have been talking about doing the exact same thing. Blaze the trail for us! Measurements for your mounting points too. Thanks!

For those of you who have installed gutters, how far do you have them extend past the edge. I have seen someone say only 1/2 ", but that seems short to me.

Wonderful, wonderful discussions on gas spring assists. So far, I haven't needed to use these, but at 75 years of age, I have no doubt I'll be heading in that direction. Thank you, folks, for the

Thanks everyone!? Update for today. I have purchased some 1/8" Aluminum flat stock to make some? mounting assists and I ha

Can anyone guess which of the two springs provides a better angle for force application to help raise the heavy roof panels?? Which method is being used by factory authorized repair businesses

I was aware of two methods for installing gas springs in early 2016 (as observed at a regional AOC rally).? One was the initially vertical method being used by Rockwood and Flagstaff.? The other was

As some of you may remember from years ago I installed long 60# gas struts in all 4 corners of my old totally without springs Aliner. I installed them to push straight up in the initial lift closed

Just 2 things you want to be aware of. The Gas spring help your effort AFTER the roof is up off the deck.? I removed my springs and it is a major effort to get the roof up off the deck and up where

Addendum: . Also, be sure to remove the existing "backward" gas springs before finalizing your new ones. The existing springs exert a force of 100# or so per side onto the roof springs, whereas the

Eugene: You are correct. The longer gas springs will exert more lifting pressure onto your rear roof. There are calculations available to help locate your spring brackets, or you can use the simpler

Eugene, take a look here: /g/A-frameCamperForum/files/Instructions%20for%20adding%20gas%20spring%20lift%20assist The xls file lets you plug in the numbers for custom gas springs, and

Don, I don't have those vents.? It does say that those vents are only needed if the lower side vent is above the floor, and mine is not . . . sort of.? The side vent is level with the floor, but the

I have been tired of the amount of work to raise my roof on my 2018 Expedition with hard Dormers and 17 lb of solar panels that I added to the rear Dormer.? The extra panel weight really doesn't

Steve, The manual refers to them as vents.

There are 2 holes in the floor, but they're not air vents, they're drains.? One has the hose for condensation from the fridge running through it.? The other is a drain for water that splashes

Regarding ventilation.? Per the instructions there should be two screened vents in the floor behind the fridge.? I think mine has one.? What's your new fridge Steve?

From the comments I've seen, all the manufacturers seal the fridge compartment from the interior of the camper at the front of the fridge.? But only Aliner seals the back of the fridge.? So Chalet

Link?? There's a gazillion igniters. Perhaps there is one that is a direct replacement? Larry [email protected]> wrote: