Just got back from 3 weeks of camping up in the Mogollon Rim area of east-central AZ. Simply as an experiment in time-saving when driving to a few nearby attractions, we put the FWC Grandby into 'wedge mode', i.e., the front of the roof was lowered and then locked-in firmly using just the front hinges (pic below?). After several such trips in the area it seemed that we weren't stressing the roof in any manner, even at 60 mph highway speeds of short duration and on a few moderately bumpy dirt roads, and it saved a bit of setup upon our return to camp. But I gotta ask: does anyone see any possible problem(s) with what we did for these short excursions? Thanks,
Rico.
Rico.