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Reply With QuoteNice worthy project there.
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This camper has been here for 2 years waiting on me to put a new rubber roof membrane on along with some other repairs and a bit of remodeling. We are waiting to get out of peak Hurricane season so my shop is not tied up with the camper when a storm is approaching. My building is a 150mph wind rated building so we put all our cars, equipment, etc. inside.
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Nice worthy project there.
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Looking forward to it…
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Done a few roofs on those way back when. I much prefer rubber over metal for the install. The Decor self leveling sealant was some awesome stuff. Looked like marshmallow creme
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I had the owner buy a couple of captured ladders that I will build rolling bases for. I will have to rig a A-Frame that I can put the roll of membrane on to roll it out smooth on the roof. Should be a all winter project. of course I will have almost 3 weeks of bottling and crappie fishing to work in.
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We set the roll across the top of the trailer at the front and rolled it off as we moved to the back. As I remember it worked well that way and had no wrinkles.
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Some of the videos I watched shows them rolling out the membrane. The one friend of mine who has a re-roof job under his belt said he wished they had hung the roll and not placed it on the roof. The ladders with the railings should support the roll, I may have to add a yoke of some kind to hold the roll supporting pipe. Thanks for posting, I am glad you have one of these jobs under your belt. You're very easy to find for advice.Originally Posted by DockShootinJack
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Unreal. Way too much energy. You'll stop at nothing. Now a roof on a 5th wheel. Wowsers. You gotta bottle some of that energy. You'd make a fortune.
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Slab, more time behind me than in front. Not the time to slow down now. If the Crappie won't bite I can take a bite out of the projects in front of me. I will be posting daily till next trip to Ross Barnett but the fish have to bite here before I plan a trip up there.
