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Originally Posted by chrismoore701
I assume it is safe to walk on
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One of the big selling points of Jayco (at least the newer ones) is that Magnum Roof System. If you have that, you are going to have one of the better built roofs on a trailer you can get. My current RV has a flat roof with just 2x2's. I wouldn't feel safe walking on mine, but I sit on it and scoot across to do maintenance. That spreads the weight out better and I am less likely to fall off that way!
I would guess you have the EPDM roof and you are probably supposed to check the caulk every 3 months. My Nash owners manual says to remove caulk if it is loose (able to be removed by hand, no tools) and to reapply caulk to any areas that need it.
You are out of your 2 year warranty window, I might suggest you invest in a roll of Eternabond tape and tape your seams. The caulk is the weakpoint in your roofing system. Eternabond tape will probably last longer than your RV if you prep and install it right. Once the tape is installed, no more scraping old caulk and applying new caulk.