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Post by sadbttru on Jun 16, 2017 8:37:15 GMT -5
I have a 22ct Le. Need to clean and inspect roof. I'm 210 lbs. can I go up there?
Thanks
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Post by Chuck on Jun 16, 2017 16:11:25 GMT -5
sadbttru I would suggest that you not, I see no ladder on the models I saw on the internet, thus I would tend to think it not safe. If you want to inspect your roof i would suggest an 8ft or 10ft ladder and inspect your roof from each side... If you want to was such using a ladder and a long handled extension with a brush on it would be the way to go ... Safe Travels & Don't forget about the Kz Rally this Summer  Chuck |
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Post by txhobo on Jun 17, 2017 14:34:28 GMT -5
I have a 232SS, and at the time we bought it, the sales person said that while he would normally caution people about going on the roof, I'm 140 lbs, so he said it would be no problem for me to get up there.
With that said- if you do go up there, I would crawl, as that will at least spread the weight distribution out. In order to inspect some of the vent seals, I would almost think you would have to be on the roof to get all sides inspected.
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Post by Chuck on Jun 17, 2017 23:37:33 GMT -5
sadbttru Look at your manual and see what it states, better to be safe that sorry, there is 70pds between what txhobo stated and you stated. Beside that he made the comment his salesman stated would not be any problem at 140, but 210 you may be just pushing it to the point of a expensive roof repair ... Again there is a reason why they didn't put/attach a ladder on your trailer, it's so you wouldn't go up there and damage it  Safe travels Chuck |
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Post by sadbttru on Jun 19, 2017 17:19:45 GMT -5
Thanks! I was thinking the same thing about the ladder. If I do go up there I will use a 2x6 or something similar to cover the width. I will be cleaning the rubber roof and treating it.
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