Winter Storage

[bnrc73]

A few small details. I live in MN. I store my 27 foot XLR Toy Hauler in my back yard on the grass. (Pad next year) Not covered. Now my question. Can I leave the camper stored without lowering the 4 sissor jacks? I plan on going South with it in January and don't want the Jacks froze to the ground when I get ready to go.

[drdarrin]

The only reason to deploy them is to keep the trailer from rocking as you move around instead. If you don't mind the movement, no need to deploy them.

[lgarcia]

I do go in and out of my trailer every day so the scissor jacks get deployed. I rest them on plastic Lynx Levelers. Never had a problem with freezing to the ground that way.

[Gigattime]

Originally Posted by bnrc73

A few small details. I live in MN. I store my 27 foot XLR Toy Hauler in my back yard on the grass. (Pad next year) Not covered. Now my question. Can I leave the camper stored without lowering the 4 sissor jacks? I plan on going South with it in January and don't want the Jacks froze to the ground when I get ready to go.

Fine to leave them up. I would recommend putting the tires on boards though.

[09 harley]

Wood or rubber mats for the tires won't hurt. It might also be a good idea to put the awnings out during dry spells to be sure they don't mold. Pretty hard to remove it without stains showing.