dpgllg wrote:
All good advice above
One thing that may be an issue is the "no ladders" part. I think most RV inspections would include the roof. If your not able to do ladders then this would be a problem.
Dave
I'm not too concerned about the no ladders deal. I still do it anyways, just have to be more careful. Climbing on an RV roof is nothing compared to where my work puts me.
But it is time to stop dangling 3 stories in the air trying to attach stuff together.
Doctor equates climbing a ladder to shoulder work. Doesn't have to be so.
I appreciate the comments here.
