Storing TC on lawn

[HUNTERJEFF]

I am in the process of moving and I currently park my TC on a blacktop driveway. The house I am moving to doesn’t have a paved driveway so I will have to park on the lawn. I am looking for any tips. I hope it doesn’t make looking the TC much harder.
Thanks Jeff

[Kayteg1]

You never know when soft soil will get more rain or sprinkler water and become swamp.
I park my camper on dirt driveway and would I not put additional support in front, who knows how it would look after heavy rain since rear legs sunk 6".
So don't take any chances and put big wood planks under the feet.
You can buy grass-like carpet to camouflage it and refrigerator 😉

[jfkmk]

ppine wrote:
It will look fine.
Next you can move your refrigerator to the front porch so all the neighbors will know you have one.

:B

[jaycocreek]

Wood blocks under the jacks and a fancy looking cover.

[ppine]

It will look fine.
Next you can move your refrigerator to the front porch so all the neighbors will know you have one.

[HUNTERJEFF]

**** spellcheck I meant loading not looking. Lol

[guidry]

I store my TC in my backyard. I place a cement square then wood square under each foot of of the TC, each foot of sawhorse that has 3/4" plywood to help support the TC. I haven't had any problems except when I want to load the TC I need to make sure the ground is dry. I keep it plugged in to electrical.

[jimh406]

Assume it is too soft. I’d add gravel or pavers with 1 ft square stall matt or plywood under the jacks.

[K_Charles]

When I park th MH on the grass for a long time it makes the grass look harder.

[2oldman]

Not sure what word 'looking' is supposed to be. It will kill the grass.