2 hours!! Man, you're good! Took me a lot longer to change the cable on my '08 Berkshire. I guess that you are a lot younger and more agile than I am (LOL!!).
Great work!
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Tom and Margaret
2014 Berkshire 390bh-60
King,
Yes, I looked at the video and YES, my cable had broken off and the broken end went inside the slide and I was not able to use the nylon 'finger' to hold the new and old cable together. I had to find a way to manually fish the new cable through the pulley system. Not an easy task but after many hours I was finally able to do it.
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Tom and Margaret
2014 Berkshire 390bh-60
Nice Job,
It is so much easier if you did not pull the broken cable through before attaching the new one. The trim work (remove and replace) is the only real problem as I see it.
GOOD LUCK
AREA51
When I replaced the snapped cable on my previous Damon, I had help from my daughter's little fingers to thread the cable through the pulleys. It was father-daughter team building
Haven't had one wear or brake on me yet, but I am sure that day is coming. Sure would like to see FR eliminate them in future models. Not many, if any, manufacturers use them today. I consider the cables and the Girard water heater the two biggest liabilities on the Berkshire. Otherwise, it is a great coach for the money.