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djahs
New Member
Canada
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 Posted - Sep 15 2008 : 5:57:43 PM
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Heading south for november going to Alabama and will leave my unit in Alabama outside and gated for four months. What would you take out before leaving I was looking at taking out all items plus batteries,and propane tanks. Does anyone have any comments on this good or bad. Would you leave the batteries and tanks.
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djtodd2529
Average Member
USA
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Posted - Sep 16 2008 : 9:23:12 PM
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I would leave the propane tanks. Since you are going to Alabama, you shouldn't have to worry about extreme cold, so I would also leave the battery, but I would disconnect it so that it isn't drawn down from the CO2 sensor (and other things). I would make sure you take all food items out of the trailer also.
Todd & Debbi Callicoat
Brad (11), Jill (8), Alexis (8), Brandon (6), and Brooke (6)
Goldie "the dog" (11 year-old Yellow Lab mix)
The rig: 2007 Flagstaff 831QBSS & 2008 Ford Expedition EL
Blue Ox & Prodigy brake controller
Nights camped 2007: 10
Nights camped 2008: 27
Click to see my trailer modification pictures.
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djahs
New Member
Canada
10 Posts |
Posted - Sep 17 2008 : 6:27:46 PM
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quote:
Originally posted by djtodd2529
I would leave the propane tanks. Since you are going to Alabama, you shouldn't have to worry about extreme cold, so I would also leave the battery, but I would disconnect it so that it isn't drawn down from the CO2 sensor (and other things). I would make sure you take all food items out of the trailer also.
Thanks Todd for your comments. Also Todd is there any place to stop in Michigan I leave at the end of Oct. crossing at Sarnia down 94 to 75 but all the RV places are closed is there any other places that a RV Could stop for the night.
Todd & Debbi Callicoat
Brad (11), Jill (8), Alexis (8), Brandon (6), and Brooke (6)
Goldie "the dog" (11 year-old Yellow Lab mix)
The rig: 2007 Flagstaff 831QBSS & 2008 Ford Expedition EL
Blue Ox & Prodigy brake controller
Nights camped 2007: 10
Nights camped 2008: 27
Click to see my trailer modification pictures.
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djtodd2529
Average Member
USA
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Posted - Sep 18 2008 : 07:53:34 AM
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Hi djahs,
I am not sure how far you want to travel once you get into Michigan, but here is a place that I have stayed before, and they are open all year, and usually not full during the off season although many people camp for Halloween.
Harbortown RV Resort
14999 Laplaisance Rd
Monroe, MI 48161
(734) 384-4700
It is at the south end of Michigan. It is a bit like what I call, "parking lot camping" because the spaces are close together and there isn't much for wilderness there, but the place is clean and pretty new. The have a really nice pool, if you were going during the summer.
If you would like, I can help you find something else closer to Sarnia if Monroe is too far. Just email me.
Todd & Debbi Callicoat
Brad (11), Jill (8), Alexis (8), Brandon (6), and Brooke (6)
Goldie "the dog" (11 year-old Yellow Lab mix)
The rig: 2007 Flagstaff 831QBSS & 2008 Ford Expedition EL
Blue Ox & Prodigy brake controller
Nights camped 2007: 10
Nights camped 2008: 27
Click to see my trailer modification pictures.
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