Parking on concrete slab
Our class B is parked on concrete, outdoors, all the time. It's a 20' PW Excel TD. Did I read somewhere about a mat that can be put under the vehicle (and driven up on)to prevent the concrete from l...
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For short term storage, I'd just park it and not worry.
For long term storage (weeks or longer), I'd probably make some 2x10s, take them to a Rhino Lining or a Line-X place, have them sprayed, then store the rig on top of those. The epoxy coating will keep the wood from rotting, as well as keep dry rot from happening.
There is a lot of debate of using jacks for long term storage or not. As far as I have read, I'd not bother. Suspensions don't wear out by sitting around. They wear out by damage done to rust and miles.
For long term storage (weeks or longer), I'd probably make some 2x10s, take them to a Rhino Lining or a Line-X place, have them sprayed, then store the rig on top of those. The epoxy coating will keep the wood from rotting, as well as keep dry rot from happening.
There is a lot of debate of using jacks for long term storage or not. As far as I have read, I'd not bother. Suspensions don't wear out by sitting around. They wear out by damage done to rust and miles.
