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77vetter · 10-10-2015, 05:08 PM

I have winterized my Outback fifth wheel and have it in my storage shed for the winter. We are in SD and we have hard/cold winters.

I am planning on leaving the battery in the unit and leaving the unit plugged into 110.

Should I rethink and pull the battery out and bring it in the house and put on a trickle charge? I am assuming leaving the unit plugged in will keep the battery charged and I should be fine come spring?

The trailer has a quick disconnect for the batter so if I use the disconnect but leave the trailer plugged into 110 will that still keep the battery charged?

10-10-2015, 05:08 PM	#1
77vetter Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: South Dakota Posts: 21	Plugged in Or Unplugged? I have winterized my Outback fifth wheel and have it in my storage shed for the winter. We are in SD and we have hard/cold winters. I am planning on leaving the battery in the unit and leaving the unit plugged into 110. Should I rethink and pull the battery out and bring it in the house and put on a trickle charge? I am assuming leaving the unit plugged in will keep the battery charged and I should be fine come spring? The trailer has a quick disconnect for the batter so if I use the disconnect but leave the trailer plugged into 110 will that still keep the battery charged?