NORCALPUPE3
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I have an 18V Cordless Drill - what do I use to attach it to the PUP to lift the lid?? My PUP is a new Fleetwood E3. Thanks in advance for advice. We picked it up today and will be camping tomorrow in the Tahoe area.
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NPD MECHANIC
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all you should need is the correct size socket for your pup and a 3/8" adapter for your drill. goodluck.
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He Ruide
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Daniel, You are going to need a socket genie or you can build your own. If you make your own you will need a 1/4" hex to 1/2" adapter as well as a 1/2 extension rod.
There is a third option which is to get an extra crank handle cut it and file a short section into a square to fit into your drill.
Hope this helps.
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pete42
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Ruide I took a peak at your pics. I said to my self when going from pic to pic.
This guy uses his drill for everything, then I came upon the last pic and I must say it made me laugh.
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He Ruide
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Pete, I'm glad that it made you laugh... but please don't tell my wife. I would be in trouble big time 
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NORCALPUPE3
Lincoln, CA
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After the first trip, I took it back in for some small repairs (water hose broke) (bed not level) and the company gave me a drill attachment for free. Save 36 bucks! Thanks for the info.
DAN
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edited 04/08/08 04:31pm by NORCALPUPE3 *
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