Dud, is there anything on that rig you're not gonna have to replace?!?! Goodonya for posting all of these videos on this process. This is priceless for anyone tying to fix these things.
Liked the video. However I have watched a lot of these types of videos to change the cable and no one talks about the rubber patch on the outside. I would assume you need to replace them as well. Any info on how? What adhesive would you use?
I have a 2015 FR3 forest river 30ft Class A, which I think has this type of cable system. My issues is note the cables I hope, but it sound like the Gear Box has buzzed threw the Gears. My Question is how do I remove the front Trim to get to the darn thing. Thanks for everyone suggestion in advance.
Hey there. We were sent over to your channel by your friend Vinny that we just ran into at the Camping World rv show in Lakewood, NJ today. Fellow Jerseyans here and RVer's. We subscribed. 😊
Dud, is there anything on that rig you're not gonna have to replace?!?! Goodonya for posting all of these videos on this process. This is priceless for anyone tying to fix these things.
We weren't planning on having to replace the dining room table, but if you just jinxed me... LOL
Liked the video. However I have watched a lot of these types of videos to change the cable and no one talks about the rubber patch on the outside. I would assume you need to replace them as well. Any info on how? What adhesive would you use?
I have a 2015 FR3 forest river 30ft Class A, which I think has this type of cable system. My issues is note the cables I hope, but it sound like the Gear Box has buzzed threw the Gears. My Question is how do I remove the front Trim to get to the darn thing. Thanks for everyone suggestion in advance.
Hey there. We were sent over to your channel by your friend Vinny that we just ran into at the Camping World rv show in Lakewood, NJ today. Fellow Jerseyans here and RVer's. We subscribed. 😊
Welcome to the show!
Do you lube the chain gears?
I did not, the chains did feel like they had that permanent coating of thin grease on them tho