5th Wheel Storage
I'm stuck Storing my 5th Wheel out doors this winter and the forseable winters. It will be parked in a farmers yard but pretty exposed to wind. I live in south central MN so the winters here can be ...
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blofgren wrote:Me Again wrote:skidooman93 wrote:
There are places that have room to store it but the 14' high door needed for it is the trouble. I haven't found place with a 14' high door that is a reasonable price. I refuse to pay $100/mo
I would pay the 6 or 7 hundred for indoor winter storage in a heat beat. The winter wear and tare while be more than that out doors.
Chris
X2. In fact we pay $200 per month but it's money well spent given the investment we have made in the RV. It's a very nice feeling knowing it's clean and dry inside the barn when it's really ugly, wet, cold, and snowy outside. We normally get a ton of rain here but we had an awful winter last year with a lot of snow and forecasts are now saying we have another one coming. :M
If a leak develops the cost of indoor storage will seem cheap in comparison to the cost of repairs. JMHO.
Is that for heated or cold? I can get clean cold storage that will fit my fifth wheel for $10 per ft. and with concrete floor for the winter (Oct - April) I seen advertised heated storage for $7 per ft per month. Not to hijack but was curious what others were paying.
Dan
