When it’s time to go, you hitch up your travel trailer and set your sights on the horizon. Exploring the country in the spring, summer and fall months can yield fun and relaxing times and picturesque scenes of the beaches, sunrises, sunsets and forests. Before putting your travel trailer in storage, you certainly want to make sure it’s properly winterized so it will be protected during the winter months when it’s not in use. A travel trailer warranty can come in handy during the winterization process.
Winterizing
Draining all appliances that have water that runs through them, flushing all gray and black water from their tanks and opening all drains are incredibly important steps in the winterization process. Failure to complete these steps can cause serious problems down the road.
Ready to Hit the Road for Spring? Points to Consider
Depending on where your travel trailer was stored for the winter, you can experience some unexpected and ultimately expensive surprises. Nobody likes to live in the cold and during the winter, many animals are looking for a nice, comfortable place to hibernate. Snakes and mice can find their way into your travel trailer and make it their home while you’re away. Mice are especially judicious when it comes to chewing through things to find a comfy spot. They can chew through wires and other electrical components. They aren’t really known for cleanliness and can leave a real mess, which poses a health hazard to you and your family. Snakes can curl up in the washing machine, dryer or ice maker. They can shed their skin and leave it lying around like a teenager who drops his clothes anywhere.
Before you hit the road again, you should have your travel trailer looked over for any damage and have it repaired. Being covered with a travel trailer warranty can give you peace of mind in getting repairs done.
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