We planning to depart for warmer weather this Saturday or Sunday. Last night's blizzard left 15 inches of snow on the roof of my Sunstar. Any suggestions about how I can safely remove that white stuff without causing a hazard on a highway.
You can go up there and "shovel" with a broom rather than a shovel. If you've got room in your drive way a couple of quick panic stops might do some of it.
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Do you have access to a push broom? I'm not sure I'd get up on top with that much snow but maybe you can use a ladder to push the snow off one side of the RV?
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2010 Winnebago Vista 32K with a 2013 Mini Cooper S Roadster toad.
Thanks for the ideas. The push broom idea gave me the thought to put a stiff brush on the end of the 12 foot pole that I use to wash the RV. I will give it a try on Friday, then report back. I am hoping to avoid giving someone traveling behind me behind hit by an avalanche from that roof.
Thanks guys!
Thanks for the ideas. The push broom idea gave me the thought to put a stiff brush on the end of the 12 foot pole that I use to wash the RV. I will give it a try on Friday, then report back. I am hoping to avoid giving someone traveling behind me behind hit by an avalanche from that roof.
Thanks guys!
Last I heard, it's still a ticket-able offense to leave too much snow on your roof and have it slip off and crash onto a following vehicle. That's why it's rare to see a semi with a lot of snow on the trailer's roof. If a cop sees that happen, even if it doesn't hit anyone, they may present you with a ticket.
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