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Oct-16-2015 05:54 AM
n7bsn wrote:garysol wrote:
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All batteries including smoke detectors, remotes and main battery are all already removed. Ill just leave the TV's in. If the weather god decides he wants them then it will give me a good excuse to upgrade.... 🙂
The weather god isn't why I was recommending. Thieves often target all the TVs and batteries on units in storage.
Oct-16-2015 05:35 AM
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Oct-15-2015 07:32 PM
garysol wrote:
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All batteries including smoke detectors, remotes and main battery are all already removed. Ill just leave the TV's in. If the weather god decides he wants them then it will give me a good excuse to upgrade.... 🙂
Oct-15-2015 06:07 PM
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Oct-15-2015 06:02 PM
westernrvparkowner wrote:
Biggest problem will probably be the fact that when the snow melts during the day and the water is held in place under the snowpack only to refreeze at night. The expansion of the water as it freezes will occasionally cause damage. That is the best reason to keep the roof cleared. The weight will generally not be an issue. Also, be aware that if you have some ice built up on the roof and you move the rig, that ice can cause damage to anything it hits, be it stuff mounted on your roof, or someone or something behind you.
Oct-15-2015 05:32 PM
Oct-15-2015 05:28 PM
n7bsn wrote:
I would also take the TV and batteries out of the rig and store at home.