@@howardseidler9528Make sure the camper is level, and that the stairs are not angled up toward the door. My wife often helps by pushing the frame in place from the outside as I latch the door from the inside. Latch the top last. I always put the door on, and take it down with the plastic panels covering the screen (it seems to make the door more rigid). It's a finicky thing. Good luck.
every time we camp with our rockwood we lose at least one clip. great fix idea! i will check this out. great series!
Same here. I went straight to amazon after this video and ordered some metal clips to fix my lights.
@@Hank-ski by any chance, are you a Rockwood High Wall owner?
@@howardseidler9528 I have a high wall HW277. It's been great.
@@Hank-ski I have challenges getting the door in place. Do you have any suggestions?
@@howardseidler9528Make sure the camper is level, and that the stairs are not angled up toward the door. My wife often helps by pushing the frame in place from the outside as I latch the door from the inside. Latch the top last. I always put the door on, and take it down with the plastic panels covering the screen (it seems to make the door more rigid). It's a finicky thing. Good luck.
A screw & epoxy and it will never come off!