Since I don't have access to coral at this time, I park our 5er on 2x10 or 12 boards which in turn are on a gravel pad. I like the gravel as it drains well and the boards just to isolate the (current) China bomb tires from constant contact with moisture.
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Anything to keep the tires from sinking into the lawn but it's also important to cut the grass as short as possible as another concern is moisture build up under the RV. Don't let grass or weeds grow up around it so the air can get under it easily. The less grass/weeds around it and under it the quicker it will dry out after getting wet. Also make sure there is no run off from the driveway or eaves that will flow under it at the location you choose.
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2021 T@B 320 S Boondock
Upstate (the other) New York
, I park our 5er on 2x10 or 12 boards which in turn are on a gravel pad. I like the gravel as it drains well and the boards just to isolate the (current) China bomb tires from constant contact with moisture.
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