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[A/S] Roof access

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Subject: [A/S] Roof access
From: "newtojm" <newtojm@xxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 13 May 2002 10:24:51 -0600
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Question:
Is the roof of a Safari strong enough to support a person (210#)
without damage?  (to the roof, duh!)

I have "lost" the vent cap over the rear roof vent.  I saw it fly
off in a strong, gusty side wind on I-80.  The A/S and truck
didn't "wiggle" in this side wind, but the roof vent cap sure took
off.  I can buy a replacement cap, but I'm uncertain how to get
access to bolt it in place.  Maybe I need to visit a dealer who
has overhead scaffolding to support personnel who work "up
topside".  Any ideas??  Thanks for all.
Jim
'97 Safari 25'
Ford F-250 4x4 CC V-10

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