Allegro Bay Owner's Manual - Tiffin Motorhomes

EXTERIOR FEATURESRoof & LadderThe Allegro Bay is manufactured with a fiberglass roof. Proper care and routine maintenance of your roof willassure many years of trouble-free performance. Please see Chapter 14 for details onrecommended cleaning instructions.On the Allegro Bay, a roof ladder (Figure 9-4) may also be included as an additionalfeature. The ladder (load limit: 200 pounds) is typically used to permit easy accessto the roof for routine maintenance and periodic inspections.The ladder may be hinged so that its lower half can be folded up onto the upperhalf when the motor home is in transit. When folding up that ladder and securingit, be sure that the ball-lock pin is securely fastened through the locking device tosecure the ladder.Figure 9-4. LadderWarningDo not exceed the maximum rating of the ladder (i.e., 200-pound load limit).Do not attempt to walk on the roof either while it is wet or when condensation ispresent from the air-conditioning system, as that surface would be quite slippery.Hydraulic Leveling Jacks (Optional)The following should be done prior to operating the leveling system: Park the motor home on a reasonablylevel site, free from obstructions and debris. Warn near-by personnel of the intended activity. Put the motorhome transmission in “park” and engage the motor-home parking brake. Turn the motor-home engine “off.”Don’t extend any slide-outs until the motor home is level.WarningIf the vehicle is equipped with a slide-out, DO NOT OPERATE any room extension untilthe leveling and stabilizing procedure has been properly completed. DO NOT RETRACT9-3