What do you suggest for long-term parking?Updated a year ago
If you are parking your rig over some time in varying weather conditions, we suggest you consider the following:
Under normal circumstances, you can park long-term with no issues. However, should you experience excessive rain, it can cause the softer surfaces like sand, grass, and gravel to absorb the water and shift or move slightly along with the hydraulic jack feet, which continue to attempt to keep you level. Putting another leveling pad under the SnapPad on these types of terrain may help provide additional protection along with a harder surface while parked.
When parking permanently over many months it is advisable to cycle your system by retracting and extending your levelers about once a month. This periodic retraction is good for the jacks and is particularly beneficial for keeping your SnapPads in excellent condition.
Under normal circumstances, you can park long-term with no issues. However, should you experience excessive rain, it can cause the softer surfaces like sand, grass, and gravel to absorb the water and shift or move slightly along with the hydraulic jack feet, which continue to attempt to keep you level. Putting another leveling pad under the SnapPad on these types of terrain may help provide additional protection along with a harder surface while parked.
When parking permanently over many months it is advisable to cycle your system by retracting and extending your levelers about once a month. This periodic retraction is good for the jacks and is particularly beneficial for keeping your SnapPads in excellent condition.