can you post some pictures of the snow bracing for others?
Spent over an hour this morning cleaning the foot of snow off the roof of my trailer and shoveling the trailer out.
The end of our hibernation period is a lot more than 90 days off.
The ice won't be off the lakes nor will the snow be gone until the middle of April or the first part of May.
Our trailer spends more time hibernating than on the road / camping
-28 below zero on Sunday morning , but the temps are predicted to rise into the 20's later this week which will probably bring with it more snow.
We put in snow bracing for the roof to prevent the possibility of collapse .
We had about an inch of snow which quickly melted; no need for snow braces, but I do need to block the wheels better before the next windstorm (and get the trailer off to winter storage soon.) No, I'm not that bad at backing; it used to be lined up with the car. Luckily I caught it before it rolled off into the sand.
Holy Cow bobbie54! That was a Mighty Wind!
Luckily I caught it before it rolled off into the sand.
I'm curious, Bobbie, why the jack wheel is attached; do you need it to hand maneuver the trailer into position? I had one for my pop-up trailer and still have it. Never used it.
And/or put the front stabilizer jacks down until they touch the ground, then turn the tongue jack handle a bit to transfer some load from the tongue jack. The stabilizers won't slide as easily as the wheels (including the one on the tongue jack) roll.... I do need to block the wheels better before the next windstorm...