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11-09-2004, 10:13 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: Pigeon Forge Tn
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Re: Winter storage help needed ...
Well off the top of my head:
Jackstands are a good idea, keep the flat spots away. Damp-rid or equivalent in the interior to control moisture/mildew. I've heard that dryer sheets in the interior will keep rodents away (havent tried it yet) Fuel stabilizer:Good I've heard that you should pull the battery, but I would probibly leave it in, and just make sure to run her for 10-20 min a week,or every few days, both for charging and keeping the engine up (make sure the garage door is open for the fumes!  ) (A trickle charger might be good too?)Other than that, ??? I'm new to this winter storage game myself. J
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