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Old 05-24-2020, 05:32 PM   #19
BradnKaren
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Challenger 37LX
State: Florida
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Originally Posted by BMcGough3 View Post
We had a older class C el dorado and took it to Pocono many years and had 3 big guys plus a few smaller guys and girls. It held us fine but eventually started to get ruined because of little rips in the roof that led to leaks that led to rot that led to cutting the cab over off, that extended the life a few more years and got some double takes. Bottom line it’s not worth it. Now we don’t let anyone on the roof of our class A.
We had an older Winnebago that went to the Rolex 24 one year. The roof held 3 adult men and 3 teenage boys off and on for 24 hours. Next trip out it poured rain and the roof leaked, which lead to a tearing off of the entire roof, rebuilding and installing new roof. Not for the feint of heart. Held up well for a few years until an axle broke and the wheels fell off.

Moral of the story, don't park yourself on the roof unless you've done some serious research, engineering, and construction to spread the weight out. It's not worth the damage risk otherwise.
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