Walking on roof

[jpgale]

Originally Posted by ifallsguy

Just remember, no golf shoes, baseball spike or using tap dancing shoes when on the roof.

Dang it I wish you had said something before

[Roy W.]

Here's my 4500 lb snow load.

[Kim Gass]

Originally Posted by GL243

The Jayco customer service rep I'm dealing with said owners must routinely remove snow, i.e., don't just let it melt off.* I have used a push broom for this myself.

Ok. The dealers do not do that. Nor do we. That is unless we are going on a trip.

I bet your unit in snow country sat on a lot with nary a push broom unless it got over three feet.

[ifallsguy]

Originally Posted by EvilDoer

I don't know about that, it can get pretty slippery up there when you're washing it.

[Puffycreekmom]

We have a Jayco 2013 bunkhouse 145, my husband is planning on putting new roofing on it and was wondering about walking on it to clean and resurfacing it. Is it safe?

[Jagiven]

Originally Posted by Puffycreekmom

We have a Jayco 2013 bunkhouse 145, my husband is planning on putting new roofing on it and was wondering about walking on it to clean and resurfacing it. Is it safe?

Yes, but you do have to be careful. Good clean shoes, watch for trip hazards, such as roof vents, ac, or even the garden hose. I put my stabilizers down, first. Wrap my extension ladder, and lean it against the back wall, and just take your time. The roof is flat.

[Puffycreekmom]

Yes I think it is

[Jagiven]

Originally Posted by Puffycreekmom

Yes I think it is

The roof does not look bad, why a new roof? If the is old caulking is bad or a spot of damage, you can use eternabond tape to cover all the joints and nicks.

It is a LOT of work to replace a roof. I taped mine about 2 years ago. I wash the roof at least once a year, ideally twice.