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sreigle · 05-21-2005, 01:20 PM

Accuprep, that ladder can handle a lot more than you'd think. I could tell you a story that convinced me beyond doubt about the strength of the mounts on the Montana and the ladder itself. Also, I vary from 190-200 and have been up and down that ladder many times.

I also use Dawn on ours although I don't do this as often as I probably should. So many RV Parks don't allow washing. I can damp rag and bucket of water the sides but they don't like me doing the roof and spraying it down. When I can, I use a long handled brush with a bucket of dawn and water. I scrub and rinse with a hose. When done I hose down the sides of the Montana. I'll usually wash the rest of the Montana at the same time. Since I use Zip Wax to wash the rig and it adds a light layer of wax I figure that's replacing any wax the dawn took off the sides.

05-21-2005, 01:20 PM	#18
sreigle Montana Master Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Oceanside Posts: 20,028 M.O.C. #20	Accuprep, that ladder can handle a lot more than you'd think. I could tell you a story that convinced me beyond doubt about the strength of the mounts on the Montana and the ladder itself. Also, I vary from 190-200 and have been up and down that ladder many times. I also use Dawn on ours although I don't do this as often as I probably should. So many RV Parks don't allow washing. I can damp rag and bucket of water the sides but they don't like me doing the roof and spraying it down. When I can, I use a long handled brush with a bucket of dawn and water. I scrub and rinse with a hose. When done I hose down the sides of the Montana. I'll usually wash the rest of the Montana at the same time. Since I use Zip Wax to wash the rig and it adds a light layer of wax I figure that's replacing any wax the dawn took off the sides.