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Some people tell me that I need to lift the trailer as the tires can go bad, is that true?
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No, they don't go bad. Just run the wheels up on wood boards, like Henrik stated, as a barrier from the ground. Wheel covers are a good idea, too, to keep any UV rays off them.
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Do I need to put the stabilizers down?
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We do, but just enough to take the majority of the weight off the tires. Our jacks aren't hydraulic.
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Any TIP to protect the trailer from bugs or other critters that can get inside?
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I scatter dryer sheets throughout all the drawers, bins, cabinets....etc, inside & out. I read a post on iRV2 that this works. I don't know if there's any scientific proof it works, but I have never had an issue with critters since I've been doing this.
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Any other thing that I need to do?
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Shut off your batteries at the main disconnect switch & take them home with you. That way you don't have to worry about freezing. On the cover, be sure you pad every (& I mean EVERY) possible projection point to keep from poking through. See my
photos from after our first winter with a cover. I also put a small bin of charcoal briquettes, one in the bedroom & one on the dinette table, to help with any moisture control, as well as small Tupperware bins of them inside the fridge. This way I can keep the fridge doors shut & the charcoal keeps the inside dry & fresh.
Lori-