caulking a shifted a/c unit

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   Recently in a very bad rainstorm we found water dripping from the a/c unit in our rpod 171. Then we hit a huge hole in the road and ruined a wheel (thankfully not the axle).
Today my hubby got up to caulk and discovered -
#1 the a/c unit had not been caulked at all. (More FR quality issues?)

#2 Hitting the hole had shifted the entire a/c unit to the side and back several inches.

It is VERY hard to shift the a/c unit so we think we'll just leave it in the new position and caulk it.

If that is not a good idea, can the roof be stood on to enable a good grip?
Thanks for any info.

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	Recently in a very bad rainstorm we found water dripping from the a/c unit in our rpod 171. Then we hit a huge hole in the road and ruined a wheel (thankfully not the axle). Today my hubby got up to caulk and discovered - #1 the a/c unit had not been caulked at all. (More FR quality issues?) #2 Hitting the hole had shifted the entire a/c unit to the side and back several inches. It is VERY hard to shift the a/c unit so we think we'll just leave it in the new position and caulk it. If that is not a good idea, can the roof be stood on to enable a good grip? Thanks for any info.
	JRB