3 Stage Lift Arm CSF-RSR
The lift arm provides lift to the pop up. They are found in each corner of the camper.
- CSF / Curb Side Front
- RSR / Road Side Rear
Choosing the correct arm
A note from Derek....
Don't worry if your lift arm part number from the parts books did not pop up in the search results. Back in the day FCTA had different part numbers for each arm with the correctly matched cable. This made for a lot of numbers, and a lot of chances for errors. We've done our best to make it simpler for you (and us) by providing them now without the main cable. The videos above go more into depth on these products, highlighting the operation and rebuilding should you wish to.
If you drew an X on top of the pop up roof, each end of each line would point to the same lift arm. You could also call this lift arm passenger side front and driver side rear.
Lift arms can be easily matched by the number of stages and the length of the lift arm main body.
To match your lift arm and cable, simply follow these steps.
- Count the number of stages. The main body is stage one.
- Measure the main body. This one measures 29-1/2 inches tall.
- Check the lowest 45 degree bracket for the main cable. This bottom bracket points away from the center of the camper when installed. The lower bracket on this arm sits on the right.
- Check the main lift cable at the whiffle tree. Does it have a bolt end, or a loop end? This arm most commonly uses bolt end cables.
- If your camper was built before 1999, it had 4 stage arms installed. This arm replaces the 4 stage system, but you must replace all 4 arms.
Mounting bolts are available. Each arm uses four.
This new arm comes without a main lift cable. The butterfly bracket is commonly not installed, as this makes installing your new cable much easier. All the required hardware to install the butterfly bracket is included. New and rebuilt options are available.
Available main cable kits
Part number SK170101
4772A5101