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I only really use my truck in the summer for towing so from Oct to May it sits.
I fill it, add fuel stabilizer, change the oil, put it on jack stands and put a cover on it. Every year it just sits until I fire her up in the Spring.
This has worked every year but just wondering if there are any additional steps that might be helpful. I wanted to fog the cylinders but just seemed like a PITA to do that.
I fog my boat every winter, and put an aotomatic trickle charge on the battery.
Treat the fuel with about 3/4 of. Tank. Other than that I have no issues....
it has a tarp over it. That’s about all ou can do.....
this is the first year i put it on blocks....had a shake this past summer and was told they had some minor flat spots (never had this with the stock Scorpions but now have with Bridgestone Duelers)
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