Best Practices for storage of a Dak
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From: Oklahoma
You say it's not good. You mean it's not beneficial, or it's actually bad for the truck?
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From: Okemos, MI
That is a possibility...
Especially considering that the motorhome was just plain sweet. Frige, TV, satellite - way nicer than my crappy apartment.
Especially considering that the motorhome was just plain sweet. Frige, TV, satellite - way nicer than my crappy apartment.
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Professional
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From: Live: Silverdale, WA; Work: WA, CA, VA, GA, FL; From: WV
Oil change=check, sta-bil in full tank=check, tires 5psi over spec=check, battery disconnected=check, truck in driveway until I get back=check. Thanks to all, hope it works!
I'd say if u were gonna leave it in ur driveway to put a tarp or something over it as well to kinda keep the crap out it don't know what ur environment is there but here pollen is horrible
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From: long island, NY
unless you can have someone take it off everyonce and a while, say no to the tarp.
a friend of mine had his bike under a tarp for a year and it turned to garbage. moisture
still gets under it and can cause more damage then leaving it exposed. mildew, rust and i think there were mushrooms on his saddle bags.
a friend of mine had his bike under a tarp for a year and it turned to garbage. moisture
still gets under it and can cause more damage then leaving it exposed. mildew, rust and i think there were mushrooms on his saddle bags.