Questions about TT when not in use
I am just starting the process to get a TT, and trying to gather as much information as possible. I plan on asking lots of questions over the next couple of months, but will split them out, so I don'...
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tim1970 wrote:Well, in that case, make sure it is wide enough to allow you to put out the slides if any. Then make sure it is tall enough for a future (bigger) TT. Another very nice thing to have is 30 amp service so you can run the AC. Also, check around the perimeter of your house for a sewer cleanout. It would be a white pipe with a screw cap on it. You can rinse your tanks at home and dump the contents in it via a long hose or use a portable tank to go back and forth. Maybe partially cover both sides - or maybe just one side as a wind/sun barrier.
I definitely do not have any zoning restrictions where I live. I have actually thought about a cover to park it under. I am good friends with someone who does that professionally, so I could have it done for cost of materials + some cold adult beverages. Would just a top be sufficient, or would I need to plan on having the sides partially enclosed? If nothing else, it could protect it from hail damage.
