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Originally Posted by lbrachfe
Living in a coach part time or full time I would never suggest to anyone to "disconnect" any battery, quite the contrary and just one of the several advantages of Running an engine is charging the cranking batteries. Motorhomes are nothing like "equipment" and can suffer serious "lot rot" when left as "Newllin Thunder" suggests. Contrary to his post leaving any motorhome outdoors without power for a year is a death sentence for it...
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Larry,
I understand your point of view. I may need to clarify myself a tad. I would suggest to disconnect your battery in the scenario that you don't have a battery tender to keep them charged. If you do then you have no need to worry about your batteries as they will always be ready to fire your coach. I happen to think that most luxury coaches ( Newell, Prevosts, Wanderlodge) have "lot rot" when you consider their miles in terms of age.
Newellin Thunder