Bach Self Storage North Ogden

01/25/2020

06/28/2019

08/06/2018

We had a really fun 2018 garage sale and breakfast. Thanks so much to all of you that came by to join us!

08/04/2018

Don’t forget about our community garage sale this morning from 8:00-1:00. Free breakfast until the food runs out!!!

05/04/2018

have a awesome May 4th! 😂🤗

05/02/2018

Have a Good Wednesday everyone hang in there! 😅✊

03/17/2018

Top of the Morning to ya! (: ☘️ ☺️

03/09/2018

Happy Friday everyone! 😆 🤗

03/16/2017

Passing on what I thought was a pretty good idea...

11/11/2016

10/22/2016

It's that time of year again...RV storage

RV storage
• How to keep an RV battery in good condition.
The battery should be trickle charged, but it would be better to leave it in the RV and start the engine every two weeks and let it run for about three minutes. That way, the oil circulates through the engine, etc.

• Step by step instructions on how to winterize an RV for winter storage.
Disconnect all ac connections. Unit should only be using batteries for power.
1. Open any faucet and let the electric water pump drain all of the water. Including your hot water heater. Or drain it from the outside drain plug. Then empty the holding tank(s).

2. After that is done. Hook up a line from the fresh water intake pump to RV anti-freeze containers. These usually come in one gallon containers. And are (usually) pink in color. ONLY use RV anti-freeze!

Most RV's have an adapter that goes from the inlet pump to the one gallon containers. Just take a screwdriver-remove the existing inlet connection hose and replace it with the hose you will use to place in the anti-freeze.

If you do not have one-you can just buy the same size hose at any hardware store. And when you open a faucet the pump will start to suck in the anti-freeze. Just as it usually does for fresh water.

3. Close all your faucets. Then turn on the one in the shower. Pump in the anti-freeze until you see it running pink (or color of your anti-freeze) out of the shower head. And the bathroom faucets.

4. Close them and proceed to do the same for your other areas that have faucets. Galley area, etc.

5. Pour in some anti-freeze directly into the toilet bowl. Flush it into your holding tank.

6. Last, double check by opening your hot and cold faucets to confirm the anti-freeze flows from all.

7. When done - reconnect the original intake line to your inlet pump.

When you want to use it again. Just hook up fresh water. Open all faucets until clear water flows. And remember to also refill your hot water heater.

Leave your refrigerator door open. Wipe it down good with a cleaner. Then, if it is going into storage, remove your batteries. Place them on a "trickle charger" for the duration.

• How to keep an RV battery in good condition.
The battery should be trickle charged, but it would be better to leave it in the RV and start the engine every two weeks and let it run for about three minutes. That way, the oil circulates through the engine, etc.

• Step by step instructions on how to winterize an RV for winter storage.
Disconnect all ac connections. Unit should only be using batteries for power.
1. Open any faucet and let the electric water pump drain all of the water. Including your hot water heater. Or drain it from the outside drain plug. Then empty the holding tank(s).

2. After that is done. Hook up a line from the fresh water intake pump to RV anti-freeze containers. These usually come in one gallon containers. And are (usually) pink in color. ONLY use RV anti-freeze!

Most RV's have an adapter that goes from the inlet pump to the one gallon containers. Just take a screwdriver-remove the existing inlet connection hose and replace it with the hose you will use to place in the anti-freeze.

If you do not have one-you can just buy the same size hose at any hardware store. And when you open a faucet the pump will start to suck in the anti-freeze. Just as it usually does for fresh water.

3. Close all your faucets. Then turn on the one in the shower. Pump in the anti-freeze until you see it running pink (or color of your anti-freeze) out of the shower head. And the bathroom faucets.

4. Close them and proceed to do the same for your other areas that have faucets. Galley area, etc.

5. Pour in some anti-freeze directly into the toilet bowl. Flush it into your holding tank.

6. Last, double check by opening your hot and cold faucets to confirm the anti-freeze flows from all.

7. When done - reconnect the original intake line to your inlet pump.

When you want to use it again. Just hook up fresh water. Open all faucets until clear water flows. And remember to also refill your hot water heater.

Leave your refrigerator door open. Wipe it down good with a cleaner. Then, if it is going into storage, remove your batteries. Place them on a "trickle charger" for the duration.