Here is a link for the pictures:
https://plus.google.com/photos.....4_n_iP_hGg
It was very easy to do actually, only about a hour. It's in a odd spot, for a vent, but in the summer months it will be nice to let some heat out the roof.
I just have to apply some of the white roof paint come spring to the silver area of the vent that I applied to the rest of the roof before this last season. It sealed the roof perfectly and it reflects the sun. I was truly mad when I saw that branch. Prior to this last season I re-did the entire inside roof and sealed the outside. But a vent will serve it well.
The vent was about $50.00 at Stolzfus on Route 202 in West Chester, PA. They sold me the gray sealer tape too. I used a roto-zip to cut the hole, and had to modify the inside trim to fit. Only about a hour total.
Not really concerned with the structure. The roof on this older Coleman pup is made of a thin aluminium and foam and originally had a thin wood paneling for the inside roof. I had removed the wood paneling last season and installed a plastic boarding. Most of the structure and stablility seems to be in the sides of the roof cap.
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