Greetings,
I am resealing all roof attachment areas (side rails, vents, etc.). I am wondering if I can stand on the very front of the roof to reach the main vent to clean and apply the Dicor - my arms are just not long enough to reach from a ladder. Will the Chinook Concourse hole my 160 lbs. without damage?
Thanks for your time.
Dan
Stand on Roof
Stand on Roof
Happy Trails,
Dan Eskelson
2000 Chinook Concourse
Dan Eskelson
2000 Chinook Concourse
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markatherton
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Re: Stand on Roof
No problem at all. It is as solid as a rock...
Re: Stand on Roof
I concur. It's basically built like a boat deck. Granted, not quite as strong as most boat decks, but then you won't be jumping up and down on it in a seaway, I don't imagine
(So just don't jump up and down, especially right in the center of the top tier.)
Note that as it is regular gelcoat (no non-skid) it can be a tad slippery. Nothing too crazy, but watch your step.
Note that as it is regular gelcoat (no non-skid) it can be a tad slippery. Nothing too crazy, but watch your step.
1999 Concourse
Re: Stand on Roof
Thank you Blue~Go and markatherton!
Glad to hear I don't need to grow longer arms.
Glad to hear I don't need to grow longer arms.
Happy Trails,
Dan Eskelson
2000 Chinook Concourse
Dan Eskelson
2000 Chinook Concourse
