swiftm
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I used large styrofoam blocks that I got for free from tractor supply - about 12”-12”-18” (I’ve seen them at Lowes also). They are used to separate the small trailers that they sell when they are shipped to them. I use my neighbors scissor trailer and lower it onto the blocks in my yard. Neighbor lowers his onto rolling dollies in his driveway and pushes his into his garage. My 22SLX is in northern Michigan. Just be sure to place the blocks under the seams in the tubes - not in between.
Viking1
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I’m here in Minnesota too and I had the same thoughts. So I just bought a bunk trailer to store it on for the winter.
DaveyJ
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I did the same.
I also have broken older style SeaLegs foot springs on my 2015 Benny tri toon. Having major trouble finding them so I can replace all four. You mentioned a John Deere part number, can you send me that part number.
Thank You
Jack M
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This thread is just over 6 years old . You can send a pm to the poster to ask for the part number .