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 ·  Posted: 07.09.2011  ·  #1
Any of you get water pooling on your roof? I park mine on ramps to lift the front up to stop this happening when I am not using it.
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 ·  Posted: 07.09.2011  ·  #2
We get a little on near the front on one side if we are off the level. It is only because our van has a curved plastic moulding along the sides at the top where most would have an awning rail.

Never had it anywhere else but it is always a good laugh if you forget about it and roll the van forward a few feet with the door open.
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 ·  Posted: 07.09.2011  ·  #3
I get quite a bit under the curve of the overhead cab. First one out in the morning could get quite a soaking.

Suppose I could always send the wife out first :)
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 ·  Posted: 07.09.2011  ·  #4
Is it in the middle of the roof .. i.e. same distance from either side
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 ·  Posted: 07.09.2011  ·  #5
Yeah suppose it is, it seems to sit lower at the front when parked. It's fine with the ramps under it.
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 ·  Posted: 07.09.2011  ·  #6
just a little hollow in there.

Is it a walk on roof?

If not, maybe the material just has dipped a bit in the middle
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 ·  Posted: 07.09.2011  ·  #7
Quote by mark
just a little hollow in there.

Is it a walk on roof?

If not, maybe the material just has dipped a bit in the middle


Not sure, don't want to risk walking on it. Seems a lot of them do it going by what I read on the net.
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 ·  Posted: 07.09.2011  ·  #8
Our handbook states that ours has a walk on roof.

It advises soft sole shoes and to make sure there are no small stones stuck in them.

Need to find out from a dealer before you try or you might have more to worry about than some water.
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 ·  Posted: 07.09.2011  ·  #9
Lunar Motorhomes don't exist anymore, but they were Homecar's anyhow, might email them and ask if they know and if they have a handbook as I never got one :(
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