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Re: Nissan Pathfinder, Pathetic suspension shown again
BroncosFan, love the Rockwood aframe. Had a small problem with the roof panel sagging. It never leaked but could have if it got worse. Rockwood replaced it under warranty. This is my 3rd Rockwood RV, this is the only problem I have had with any of them.779Views0likes0CommentsRe: Lifting tension on Rockwood A frame
I have a 2014 Rockwood A122S hardside. At each end it has something like a torsion bar that is under tension when the top is closed and aids in lifting the roof. Yours should be the same. Look at both ends, there should be a short curtain across the end where the roof and wall come together. Lift it up at the corners and you should see a white metal rod about 3/8” in diameter, one at each corner. That is the ‘torsion bar’. I doubt that there is a way to tighten the tension on it. But not sure.307Views0likes0CommentsRe: Rockwood 122 hard side
I have had 3 Rockwood campers, a travel trailer, pop-up (w/canvas type) and now a 2014 122s. Rockwood (Forest River) makes a very good product in my opinion and although I haven’t used my 122s very much yet I enjoy it very much. They are very easy and quick to set up and take down. I think you would enjoy it.584Views0likes0CommentsRe: To keep our 98 Pop Up or by a new hard side pop up
I sold my popup and bought a Rockwood hard side because of back problems. I was always afraid that I was going to aggravate my back while lifting the bunk ends to put in the supports. A bad way to ruin a good vacation. I’m glad I made the change. The hard side is very easy to put-up and takes only a few minutes. Talk to your kids, let them know your concerns and I’m sure they would support you if you make the change.305Views0likes0Comments
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