Looking at the model 1 up to 20' ,will this work on a coachmen chipper 17' FQ with AC and vent on roof. Thanks
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Yes it will work, I have an 18' Malard with AC on the roof also. This is my first winter with cover but so far everythings looks good. It secures to the trailer very well , it has adjustable straps. Also the zippered entrance is a nice feature.
1393427
Yes, should be a long enough. Just be sure to cover with tape any corners that are sharp to prevent a hole from forming in the cover. Rain gutters and the bottom corners on the trailer seem be sharp enough to wear a hole in the cover.
1393428
Yes it will work, I have an 18' Malard with AC on the roof also. This is my first winter with cover but so far everythings looks good.It secures to the trailer very well , it has adjustable straps. Also the zippered entrance is a nice feature.
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Yes, I installed one on my Coachmen Class C and it was about a 30 minute job. You can use the existing electrical connections and the fan fits the standard opening without a problem.
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I do believe it will work brandon atm we took tarps and wrapped our front porch and are using 7/16th OSB board as well for temp use but will be build a wall later as an added room...the one i got is for going through the roof and was made for that but im sure as long as you take precautions it should work
1170045
I've no clue..i have a 25' Prowler. My first camper It's been very good so far. Very windy here and it's snug and holding up well.
1832293
Yes the Gree a/c would work on a pop up camper. Might want to check and make sure the roof is braced for an A/C if it doesn't have an existing one now.
921513
We put it on our 27" Snow Blower. the way the frame is I think it will work with most any machine. My husband is 6'5" and fits under the "cab" easily. I hope this helped.
1158363
The sensor has to be wet to energize the circuit. Unfortunately about 18" has to be wet to make it work. I did not have gutters either, and I found that the unit would not work for me. The snow just ripped the sensor wire off the roof. The frozen ice on the sensor does not activate it.
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I can't be sure. this motor covers a wide variety of applications, differing mainly by whose name is on the original vent kit. I have used this same motor to replace a variety of roof vent motors over the years, and they always fit. as long as the fan blade hub is bored for a 1/2" diameter shaft, and the outer diameter of the motor is the same, it will fit. the shaft is plenty long enough to allow placing the fan blades in the right position, and the mounting adapters supplied may or may not be needed. The only real change you may need to make is the bolts holding the motor together and serving as mounting bolts may have to be removed, and inserted form the opposite end of the motor...this is easily done, and it depends on how the motor needs to be mounted. It is pretty straight forward to replace the motor, but being in the attic, it is a predictably hot, miserable job! Be sure to turn off the power before starting this job!
2238296
I have a Coleman Mach I air conditioner. After a hailstorm I had to replace all the vents and A/C shroud. I replaced it with the Maxxair Tuff/Maxx and it fit perfectly. Looks great. I hope this answers your question.
2283281
I am using it for my 20 X16 shop which has a sloped ceiling that is 15' at the peak and the unit seems to be doing fine. I usually run it on low. I have had it less than one year but seems to be working fine and capturing extra airport dust acceptably. It also acts as a heat circulator by moving the hat air down from the ceiling. Good Luck - Andrew
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I put that motor in for a customer and it was 110 F. on his roof so my memory is a bit foggy, but I want to say that there were the two long strap style mounts on the back of the motor and two bolt studs on the front that attached to a angle bracket support plate. The only thing I am not sure of - is if there was a third strap style mount on the back. This motor went on a older model coleman RV roof mounted AC. Was real easy to change out.
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I have a Zephyr overhead vent and these would not work because they weren't long enough. I had to order directly from the mfg.
2055304
It should, I bought it to replace a Coleman Mach similar to yours but our temperature control was vertical. It does make a big difference in regulating the air temperature.
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Hi, yes if your model has the raised side rails and not the ones that are flush to the roof. There needs to be space between the bottom of the side rail and the roof
798634
Hi,I use this on Trojan T 115's so I think yours should fit too.Venting sounds like a good idea as long as the hose goes outside.Not sure if there is a vent in the cap itself as well.Rob
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Do a search based on you make, model and year. I set mine about 27 inches and it worked fine.
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Kind of! I'm not sure what my model is but the problems I had were the eyelets were not the same as on the old one and they did not line up with the wall panels. So what I wound up using was paracord laced thru the eyelets and around the frame. The roof has a couple of about 8" panels down each side and the eyelets are in that. So with it installed the panels are about 6" from the frame so there is a gap there, but the roof covers all that and it hangs over the sides about 6". The ends have a rope going thru it that you pull tight and that sucks the ends down (kinda like the string on a laundry bag). To hold the rope ends down I used bungee-cords tied around the feet and so far that seems to work. That's about all I've got, hope it helps.