R_Lefebvre
Expedition Leader
So, I've got my Mag on top of my trailer, parked out in the driveway for the winter. We took a relatively glancing blow from the big storm, and recieved about 4" of snow, and then it rained. So, I had about 4" of really wet and heavy snow on top of it when I came home from work, and the lid was completely buckled in and the sides were puckered out not making contact with the seal on the bottom anymore.
Now, the wet snow was pretty dense but... really there wasn't very much of it at all. I couldn't believe what happened. I cleaned it all off, and it appears to have sprung back to shape, but maybe not quite completely. How can I tell if there's any damage?
When people say these things are fine in the winter... who's winter? I hate to think what would happen if I'd been sleeping in it and this was deposited overnight.
Now, the wet snow was pretty dense but... really there wasn't very much of it at all. I couldn't believe what happened. I cleaned it all off, and it appears to have sprung back to shape, but maybe not quite completely. How can I tell if there's any damage?
When people say these things are fine in the winter... who's winter? I hate to think what would happen if I'd been sleeping in it and this was deposited overnight.