Weight capacity for roof?

Some roofs are made better than others. Mine now has a low spot due to my briefly gettin up there. Others are built for it. If in doubt stay off and find an ex horse jockey for the job

I agree that a good stand alone ladder is the way to go rather than using 5er mounted ladder. After inspection from ladder I have used a piece of plywood to help spread the load across a greater section of the roof. I perform what cleaning and sealing I need to do in expeditious fashion although our rig's roof is a walk on version according to manufacturer. Thankfully, most times I could do whatever touch up is needed to seal the roof seams from the ladder as I am not fond of heights and traipsing around on our rig's roof for any length of time.

I weight 240 and the tech where I purchased my trailer suggested I not trust the roof. He told me the ladder is only supposed to hold 200, and if I got on the roof, to stay on the edge.

I think he might have been a tad conservative, but Im not gonna push it. I would rather get on a stand alone ladder.

At 325, I would not trust either the ladder or the roof. Might work once, might work twice, but I think that's definately pushing it.

Just get a stand alone ladder and work from it. or maybe get some 2x4's to span the width to distribute your weight.

Mike

Yes they do. Sometimes that info is in the manual, sometimes not. Best to call the manufacturer.