Roof Air Conditioner Box is too tall

[Lazierfan]

Our new White Hawk is 6 inches too tall to fit in the roll-up Overhead Door frame, where our Holiday Rambler was stored. Short of working on the roll-up door frame, digging out the floor of the pad, taking off the Air Conditioner or letting air out of the tires, I am curious if anyone had a solution that worked for this problem.

That air conditioner is the highest profile of any I have ever seen, so that exchange is on the radar.

[spoon059]

Jack the structure up and place it on 6" concrete block...?

[Marcm157]

A they do make low profile rooftop AC units. The Dometic Penguin is one but at roughly $1300 I'm not sure if you would want to go that route. It's likely going to be the most cost effective of your options....

[Grumpy]

Originally Posted by Lazierfan

Our new White Hawk is 6 inches too tall to fit in the roll-up Overhead Door frame, where our Holiday Rambler was stored. Short of working on the roll-up door frame, digging out the floor of the pad, taking off the Air Conditioner or letting air out of the tires, I am curious if anyone had a solution that worked for this problem.

That air conditioner is the highest profile of any I have ever seen, so that exchange is on the radar.

What brand a/c?

[Lazierfan]

Originally Posted by Grumpy

What brand a/c?

Furrion FACT12-CA.

[Grumpy]

Originally Posted by Lazierfan

Furrion FACT12-CA.

It's no higher than a standard Coleman... per their spec sheets.

COLEMAN: Height: 13.8"

Your's: Product Dimension (W x H x D) 34 7/8 x 13 1/2 x 27 1/2”