Winter Storage Question
Folks, We have an '08 Damon Tuscany 4072 DP. For the past several years, we owned a property where we've had the luxury of inside storage wherein we were able to keep the unit plugged into 110V fo...
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The important thing is to not let the batteries freeze. In more northern areas, this means keeping a good charge on all batteries. I'm surprised that you don't already have solar, but that would be the ideal solution to keep chassis and house batteries up at all times. I don't think temps in your area would get low enough to freeze a battery.
At the very least, bring the chassis batteries into a garage and throw a charge on them before putting them back into the coach in the spring. This will get your motor running and the engine alternator will put enough of a charge on the house batteries to start the genny.
At the very least, bring the chassis batteries into a garage and throw a charge on them before putting them back into the coach in the spring. This will get your motor running and the engine alternator will put enough of a charge on the house batteries to start the genny.
