Question for anyone
Someone said "Never raise or lower the PU with the stablizer legs down" seems to me this would make it very top heavy and unstable. Especially on a windy day.
Porfolks
2001 Niagara
2004 4 Runner
last year camping 21 nights
Quote from: PorfolksQuestion for anyone
Someone said "Never raise or lower the PU with the stablizer legs down" seems to me this would make it very top heavy and unstable. Especially on a windy day.
Porfolks
2001 Niagara
2004 4 Runner
last year camping 21 nights
I posted an answer for your question as to why the stabilzers out not to be down when raising or lowering the roof on the previous thread. As for a windy day ... there's a certain amount of give or sway engineered into the design of the roof when extented to the raised position. Of course, if the wind got to the point when the raised roof caused the camper to become top heavy and unstable ... your in a heap of trouble!
Fly
Quote from: flyfishermanI posted an answer for your question as to why the stabilzers out not to be down when raising or lowering the roof on the previous thread. As for a windy day ... there's a certain amount of give or sway engineered into the design of the roof when extented to the raised position. Of course, if the wind got to the point when the raised roof caused the camper to become top heavy and unstable ... your in a heap of trouble!
Fly
Makes since thanks for the information.