Winter storage

[jlh]

Just put it in the machine shed on the farm. Plenty of room and no extra cost

[pelicantooner]

We store ours in a storage building at our campground. They take the pontoons out of the marina with a scissor lift trailer and set the pontoon on tires for winter storage. They can get more in there without the trailers underneath them. 200.00 for the winter.

[madman1133]

Just put our boat in the caves in Kansas City. Its like $107/month but its fully heated and has no dust, snow or wind.

Pretty cool!

[curtiscapk]

Welcome neighbor!!! Another KC'er! Ours stays at the lake, this year we are putting tarps on as well as the cover! The old cover held up to 4 inches of ice and 10 of snow in one storm. The new cover is much stronger as well. With the tarps should hold up fine.

[Traillblazer]

This is how you store the summer toys in western PA. 52 degrees all winter long and room for hundreds of cars, trucks, campers, and boats.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IV_gTbs75Zk

[landlockedsailor]

In da pole barn.

[dunny961]

In my RV shed (since there's not a RV in it anymore) behind the house.

[MH Hawker]

In my yard

[lakerunner]

When I built mine at Tenkiller house I did a 30x50 with 15ft sides, closed on one side and half closed on other. I wanted to be able to drive through with Bimini all the way up.

[old jim]

just like Dunny, old RV cover. the cover is 14 or 16 ft. at the peak, wish there was a simple way to lower the ceiling. also use a generic cover. works good for me. old jim