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- JIMNLINExplorer IIII see no difference in your leaving the MH sitting in their parking lot than leaving a trailer.
Either way ask first. - UppercrustExplorerGood suggestion for using a pin lock if you need to leave behind your fifth wheel.
- rhagfoExplorer III
agesilaus wrote:
amandasgramma wrote:
Oh good grief.....the answers are the opposite of what we do!!! We will pull into an empty lot or Home Depot/Walmart.......go in and talk to the manager. We will buy something, but tell them our "problem"......the problem is that we need to run into town, too, but finding parking for the 5th wheel might be hard and wonder if he minds if we take it off the truck for a couple of hours. Or we want to tour their town or sites. And we promise we're not staying overnight.......NEVER have we been turned down.....
Sounds like the way to do it.
BK
X2 to that, asking permission is always best.
I would also avoid doing this on weekends, as most of the time for HD and Wally the lots run pretty full.
I would also use a good pin lock, you never know who may be watching. - agesilausExplorer III
amandasgramma wrote:
Oh good grief.....the answers are the opposite of what we do!!! We will pull into an empty lot or Home Depot/Walmart.......go in and talk to the manager. We will buy something, but tell them our "problem"......the problem is that we need to run into town, too, but finding parking for the 5th wheel might be hard and wonder if he minds if we take it off the truck for a couple of hours. Or we want to tour their town or sites. And we promise we're not staying overnight.......NEVER have we been turned down.....
Sounds like the way to do it.
BK - amandasgrammaExplorerOh good grief.....the answers are the opposite of what we do!!! We will pull into an empty lot or Home Depot/Walmart.......go in and talk to the manager. We will buy something, but tell them our "problem"......the problem is that we need to run into town, too, but finding parking for the 5th wheel might be hard and wonder if he minds if we take it off the truck for a couple of hours. Or we want to tour their town or sites. And we promise we're not staying overnight.......NEVER have we been turned down.....
- TucsonJimExplorer III would never think of dropping the fiver (or MH) and driving away unless I was in a RV park or campground. If I was the owner of a business and saw you do this with either a motor home or fiver, I'd call the towing company. They are in business to make money, not provide free parking so you can visit other businesses or sites.
- Us_out_WestExplorerCheck into a RV Park.
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