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- vic46ExplorerAt 75 MPH in a wind I would think the solar panel(s) would be the least of your problems! Perhaps that could be described as dangerous driving. I's just sayn!
- azbrewerExplorerWhen I removed my panels to swap to new MH I had to use an 18" crescent to twist off the brackets held down with silicone sealant. Used lag screws through and sealant under each bracket. I could not pry them off, they just started to bend. The tilt brackets I use now only have 3M UHB double stick tape holding them on, been there for over 7 years without any problems.
- Triker33ExplorerThey hug the roof and hang on. :)
If you are driving 75 MPH in high winds. Then you have a better chance of your awning coming unrolled and ripping off more then any solar panel.
75 MPH is the limit of most RV tires and more then some of them. - pianotunaNomad IIIHi,
No one has reported such an incident. - 2oldmanExplorer IINever heard of it on this board. I never drive 75, and especially in wind.
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