Airtabs on Rubber Roof
Interested in hearing of any users of Airtabs who have them installed on their rubber roof RV's. Do they stick on?? Any problems with roof membrane lift etc?? Scorp.
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By reducing the vacuum behind the rig it makes sense that it would improve stability. I use the Reese dual-cam and have a pretty stable outfit, but I do get some push/pull from the big rigs and I like this idea.
If I did not want to install them along the top I wonder if I would still get a benefit by running them along both sides? I expect there would still be a benefit, but less of one. If I get inspired I might start with both sides and then decide later if I will apply along the top. The rig is under cover for the off-season so I will not be doing anything soon. Just thought this was a neat idea.
Thanks,
Stu
If I did not want to install them along the top I wonder if I would still get a benefit by running them along both sides? I expect there would still be a benefit, but less of one. If I get inspired I might start with both sides and then decide later if I will apply along the top. The rig is under cover for the off-season so I will not be doing anything soon. Just thought this was a neat idea.
Thanks,
Stu
