Indoor storage question
I plan to move my trailer into my barn this weekend, it is already winterized, have 2 1/2 gallons of the extra special pink stuff in the system, heat tank cleaned out and drained, and will get all the...
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Acdii wrote:
I took a closer look at the AC, looks like I might gain an inch with the cover off, and if I reduce the air to 20 PSI in the tires I might be able to slide it in, then air the tires back up once it is parked. There appears to be a foam block on top of the frame under the cover, so hoping that is what it is, and if I remove it that should allow it to clear.
You do realize that removing the A/C top unit entirely is but a 5 minute job? :h Just remove the ceiling piece, unscrew the four bolts that secure the top and ceiling pieces together, unplug the top unit's harness, and remove the top unit entirely from the trailer ... that ought to give you the clearance you need with much less work than it would take to fool with the tires. Why cut this close when you can otherwise create plenty of clearance? It will also give you the opportunity to inspect the top unit's gasket - and replace if necessary over the winter. Reinstallation in the spring is simply the reverse.
