Moving an RV ready to collapse

dodge guy wrote:
Take the loss and pay to have it disposed of.

+1. Best to pay to dispose it where it's currently parked. It'll cost you more to be stuck on the side of the road then having to pay someone to load it on a flatbed then dispose of it. :B

Flatbed with a complete tarp covering.

Take the loss and pay to have it disposed of.

Not to worry, at the end of the dirt road there probably wont be much left.
Actually I think as BurbMan said, the wind load will probably fold it up pretty well.
I would consider cutting it up with a sawzall into smaller bite sized pieces that perhaps could be stacked and tarped over/ tied down on the existing frame/ floor.

How about a local salvage yard instead?

Still winter time up there.
Burn that sucker and cut the frame and axles up and recycle them?

That’s what I did with an old mobile home on a property I built on.

BurbMan wrote:
May not even need a bump, the wind load may do it. That's a long ride, I would reconsider the plan, if you leave that thing on the highway you may cause injury to innocent motorists and risk fines for littering.

I am more worried of the 20 mile dirt road to the highway.

May not even need a bump, the wind load may do it. That's a long ride, I would reconsider the plan, if you leave that thing on the highway you may cause injury to innocent motorists and risk fines for littering.