We have the same one. Love it. I did replace the lift winch silonoid with a better type. So far no issues. The original up silonoid failed. I have learned a few tricks to easier setups. This pulls great. Enjoy. Smashed those buttons.
The trailer has "limit switch" settings for the UP motion AND down motion. You don't have to depend on watching the "green wire" when raising the roof or snapping it off, when the limit adjustment is made correctly, of course. When lowering the roof, the down limit switch will turn off the motor when the roof comes down all the way AND keeps slight tension on the wire when adjusted correctly. Therefore, when raising the roof, the motor stops AUTOMATICALLY, even if you continue to hold the switch in the up position! The same thing when lowering the roof. The motor stops AUTOMATICALLY when lowering the roof, even if you continue to keep the switch pushed down! No one seems to know this! The adjustment screws, two of them, one for the up limit setting, and one for the down limit setting, are under the cover that holds the up-down switch! You’ll need a hex head tool to adjust the limit screws.
Thank you for watching my video. That little green wire popped off before I even knew what was going on. I look forward to making more videos about this. It’s been a lot of fun.
If I knew then what I know now I would’ve probably bought my trailer somewhere else. They gave me about a $10,000 markup on the trailer. The interest rate is disgustingly horrible and Mark just Ludacris. So yeah I probably won’t be buying anything from camping world ever again.
+@BigRuss-ik8vo I find it safer to put the jack down when I’m extending the sides to keep it from tipping when I was a kid. My parents had a tent trailer similar to mine and we had that problem once and I’ve been very cautious about it since.
