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Lighted Entry Step (if equipped)
Your TMC motorhome may be equipped with a lighted
running-board style entry step. The light automatically illu-
minates when the side sliding door is opened and remains
illuminated for a brief time after the door is closed.
Always be sure of solid footing and use hand rails whenever
entering or exiting your motorhome.
Roof
The roof of this vehicle is not designed to support
people. Do not climb on or walk on the roof. Do not use
the roof as an observation platform.
Doing so could result in damage to the vehicle and/or a
fall, leading to serious injury or death.
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Maintenance of all roof-mounted devices should be done from
a ladder or other safe means. Do not climb upon or walk on
the roof. Damage to the vehicle's structure and the possibility
of an injurious fall exists.
Roof Rack (if equipped)
Your motorhome may be equipped with a factory-installed
roof rack system. Cross-members are not included, but are
available from the roof rack manufacturer or your dealer.
Factory-installed solar panels may be attached on or between
the roof rack. Information for the roof rack is included in your
TMC Owners' Packet.
Light Bar (optional)
The light bar installed on this vehicle is for OFF-ROAD
use ONLY. DO NOT use the light bar for ON-ROAD
illumination. The light bar projects a powerful beam
of light, which could be extremely hazardous to on-
coming traffic.
Traffic laws may require covering the light bar whenever
the vehicle is driven on-road. Always adhere to state
and local laws pertaining to the legal use of accessory
lighting devices.
Your TMC Class B motorhomes may be equipped with an
accessory light bar. This lighting unit consists of powerful
flood and spotlights. It is for OFF-ROAD use ONLY. Check
state and local laws for regulations that pertain to the legal use
of accessory vehicle lighting.
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Exterior Ladder (if equipped)
CAUTION
CAUTION
Never exceed the weight capacity of the ladder. Doing so
can lead to ladder collapse and possible personal injury.
When ascending or descending the ladder, always face
the ladder and use a firm two-handed grip.
Always wear shoes that provide good grip. Failure to
comply can result in a fall, causing severe personal injury.
Follow the manufacturer's instructions for extending,
securing, and collapsing the ladder.
The ladder, if equipped with your vehicle, provides access
to the roof for inspection and maintenance of the roof and
roof mounted items. Ladder instructions are included in your
TMC Owner's Packet.
• Remove the ladder from its storage location and extend the
ladder. The ladder has locking mechanisms in each rung.
These mechanisms MUST be locked in place before using
the ladder.
• ALWAYS use the magnetic ladder bracket to secure the
ladder to the vehicle (see illustration).
• When ascending and descending the ladder, ensure the
ladder is clear of debris, such as water, ice, and other slip-
pery substances.
• Always wear shoes that provide good traction, and do
not wear sandals or other types of slip-on footwear when
ascending or descending the ladder.
Ladder and magnetic
securing bracket
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