Put away dirty
It's making me cringe. I'm a fanatic about keeping the rig clean. We picked it up just over a week ago from Fleetwood for repairs in Indiana and drove home three hours to MI. It's covered with road gr...
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BUTCHPHI wrote:
Here is my suggestion. Based on my experience soapy water will neutralize most of the salt - Get yourself a spray tank (like used for spraying insecticide - 4 or 5 gallon one at least, mix up a tank (s) (as many as you need) of soapy water and spray the undercarriage , brakes etc and all exposed metal parts that were subjected to salt spray / water. Soak it good and do not worry about rinsing off. Thsi should stop the corrosive effects of the salt. Good Luck
I like the above answer the best.
Another thought...
I'm assuming that your rig is winterized. You could 'unwinterize' it, get to where you can fill the fresh water tank (Full), turn on the hot water, connect your water hose to the outside wet bay if you have a hose connection there, turn on the water pump and go at it!
I've done that very thing while in Quartzsite to wash the steps as the dust got on the ball bearings and the step wouldn't go all the way in. So, I connected the hose as I explained above and cleaned them and then they worked perfectly (above freezing of course).
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