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Originally Posted by Pete'sMH
Very nice job! I like that you gave yourself the option of running on the coaches 30A or an outside source. How’d you get the thing onto the roof? That was one of the challenges I struggled with. I’m too old to manhandle these things! I ended up finding a friend with a lift. It’s been too cold to try my new AC but I ran the heat strip the other day and I really like it’s gentle heat and very low fan speed. I think it’ll be excellent for autumn sleeping. Hope you long enjoy the fruit of your hard work.
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I have a pole barn I built for the RV, you can see it in the pic of the A/C on the roof. I backed the RV out of the barn, used a block and tackle from the peak to hoist the A/C into the air, pulled the RV back in under the hanging A/C, and then lowered it to the roof. In reality, I left it on some cross beams for about 10 days because we had a trip planned between when it arrived and when I had time to install it.
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