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Lift Spring for Fold-A-Wall E-Z Up System

SKU: PA-VANGU0480

$42.00

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Heavy-Duty Lift Spring for Fold-A-Wall / Palomino MXL Systems

This is a heavy-duty replacement lift spring designed specifically for the unique "Fold-A-Wall" E-Z Up System. This robust spring provides the necessary force to lift the heavier, hard-sided walls of these specific pop-up camper models.

Due to the significant weight of the hard-sided walls, these heavy-duty springs are under immense tension. If a corner of your camper is sagging or requires extreme effort to raise, a broken or fatigued spring is the likely cause. This replacement spring is built to handle the load and restore the easy lifting action of your camper.

Is This The Right Spring For You?

This is not a standard pop-up lift spring. Please verify your camper type before ordering:

  • System Type: Your camper must have the Fold-A-Wall system, which typically features hard, folding side panels instead of canvas.
  • Common Models: This system was most famously used on Palomino campers, particularly the MXL and TXL models.
  • Other Manufacturers: While most common on Palominos, a few other manufacturers also used the Fold-A-Wall system. Identifying your camper as a "Fold-A-Wall" model is the most important step.

Key Features:

  • Heavy-Duty Construction: Engineered to lift the heavier hard-sided Fold-A-Wall panels.
  • Restores Lift Function: The direct solution for a failed or weak corner.
  • Sold Individually: The price listed is for one spring.

Pro-Tip: For safe and balanced lifting of the heavy wall panels, we strongly recommend replacing these springs in pairs (both front or both rear).

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