Keeping parked vehicle cool
My class B is parked in my driveway in Tucson. I do not use it as much as I would like right now so it is sitting in the 100plus temps so it gets pretty hot inside. I do have a couple windows cracked ...
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yes- good point
I have a quick trip to the UK for work and return in a few weeks- we then saddle up and head for the hills.
I'll strip the skin off the "carport" while we are gone.
The "smart" thing to do with a skin is secure it loosely with tear away zip ties, velcro strips or bungees.
secure the frame well ( and mine is pinned together at each joint) and if the winds lift..... the skin just parts and looks for your neighbor's pool...
the upside is it shades the van well and keeps interior temps down below 160ยบ
another thing to do is cover your tires- the covers at the RV store are fitted and should stay in place...beats cardboard- ALTHOUGH I have a couple of neighbors who re-use those darn election signs that sit at the corner 3 weeks after the election is done...they fashion them into wheel covers
mike
I have a quick trip to the UK for work and return in a few weeks- we then saddle up and head for the hills.
I'll strip the skin off the "carport" while we are gone.
The "smart" thing to do with a skin is secure it loosely with tear away zip ties, velcro strips or bungees.
secure the frame well ( and mine is pinned together at each joint) and if the winds lift..... the skin just parts and looks for your neighbor's pool...
the upside is it shades the van well and keeps interior temps down below 160ยบ
another thing to do is cover your tires- the covers at the RV store are fitted and should stay in place...beats cardboard- ALTHOUGH I have a couple of neighbors who re-use those darn election signs that sit at the corner 3 weeks after the election is done...they fashion them into wheel covers
mike
