I 've owned 4 TTs, but this is my 1st AS. How do you recommend getting on the roof of an AS?
I had a leaky window one time, but always cheked all the seams around vents,etc to avoid leaks. I keep seeing forums about leaks and wonder if I should have kept my Eagle.
Getting on the roof depends on your weight and agility. Less than 180 lbs, and careful. It can be as simple as putting a ladder(with padding) against the side and placing a padded plywood square (big enough to span between the ribs) and carefully crawling up. Do not go on the hemispheres. For bigger jobs people have built scaffolds on each side and 12 ft. boards between them, to not put any load on the trailer.
How do you recommend getting on the roof of an AS?....
......lay your left index finger along the right side of your nose and say....."we don't make changes, only improvements"
Poof your there.
or......use a ladder leaned against a window drip rail or awning cover, ware deck shoes or sneakers, stay off the end caps, step close the the rivet lines, and don't go there in the rain.
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