Gravel, Asphalt or Concrete parking spot??
Hello All, Me and the wife just purchased our first TT 31SB Zinger Crossroads and are planning to park it on the side of our house when we're not camping. I was looking for a little advice on what t...
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I put down gravel. Keep in mind that, for a fifth wheel or TT, the gravel only has to be big enough to spot all 4 wheels on it.
We pulled the trailer in and spotted it exactly where we want it and marked the wheels. Pull it out; install gravel 10'x10'; put it away with the wheels on the gravel; level front to rear; install the wheel covers; Miller Time.
It does help that we have a pull through lot (Cul-de-sac in front and local street behind.). I got a $45 permit from the county for rear yard storage which is good forever.
I did spend $1600 for two 14' rolling gates which my son and I installed. That could have been a lot cheaper it we had used swing gates, but the rollers look good.
We pulled the trailer in and spotted it exactly where we want it and marked the wheels. Pull it out; install gravel 10'x10'; put it away with the wheels on the gravel; level front to rear; install the wheel covers; Miller Time.
It does help that we have a pull through lot (Cul-de-sac in front and local street behind.). I got a $45 permit from the county for rear yard storage which is good forever.
I did spend $1600 for two 14' rolling gates which my son and I installed. That could have been a lot cheaper it we had used swing gates, but the rollers look good.
