How long can sliders be kept open without fear of bending supports under the sliders? Would leaving sliders open in a northern Wisconsin winter while in unheated storage change your answer? If the sliders are going to be kept open for long periods ...
We found a used TT we like and will be picking it up in a few days (a Puma). It'll be stored out of town in a carport with sidewalls and end-coverings, though will still go through Wisconsin winters.My question is how do people store their generator...
Tried searching for polar/arctic/etc and haven't found what I'm looking for. It seems the use of polar/arctic/etc is largely marketing, possibly relating to ducting into the underbelly, dual pane windows, maybe some more insulation around pipes, but...
We have a 2002 2500HD Silverado. I had been paying attention to towing capacity (9900lb), but only just learned this morning I need to look at payload data, which I will review later. We're only looking to move it rarely, so towing should be less o...
Storage area has a steel roof and retractable sides. So, we can camp during the winter, while it's in the RV carport. Again, the basis of the question was leaving the slides open to save wear and tear on the sliders vs excess strain in the slide's su...
It will be completely covered from precipitation. The goal will be to dry dock camp. I realize a slider motor is designed to transfer the slides repeatedly. However, I wonder if it would save wear and tear to just leave the slides out when there's no...
I guess what I'm looking for is:1) are there any serious flaws in my plan (such as fire hazard with straw skirt, thanks for pointing it out)2) am I at risk of hurting the TTI know it won't be fancy, but it'll be somewhat heated, dry, and out of wind....
