How to Lube the Lift System on a Pop-Up Camper
There is nothing worse than a creaky lift system on a pop-up camper. Is your pop up lift system getting hard to crank or does it sound like it is about to break? Most lift systems on pop-up campers use the same principle. It is a strong spring like rod that rotates on a mechanism to push the top up. Over time this coiled rod gets corroded. It will become hard to crank and make lots of noise as you try to crank it up. Left unchecked it can finally seize up or worse break inside the tube and then you are in for a world of work. My camper is a Palomino Bronco and I was able to locate the place where water could get to the rod and corrode it. This is how to lube the lift system on a pop up camper. Here is a great way to lubricate your truck camper lift system or trailer pop up lift system.
Video of lubricating my truck camper pop up lift system.
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Features Of The Zero Breeze Mark 2 Battery Powered Air Conditioner For Camping
Low Power @ 240W
About 1/5th the power consumption of conventional air conditioners. Driven by included adapters or batteries, generator not required.
Battery Powered Camping AC
Run the AC unit with your own 24V battery supply or the AC unit with our battery for 3-5 hours of portable usage.
2300 BTU
Real air-conditioner, no water or ice required, built-in 24V adaptive frequency micro compressor.
Drop 30℉
10 minutes air outlet temperature, down 30℉
Take and Go
Air conditioner and the battery can be combined into one unit
You can take the air conditioner at work with one hand and walk around easily.
Weighs only 16.5lbs
Air conditioner weighs only 16.5lbs
Smaller than half the size of traditional portable air conditioners
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