Lots of good comments below but I need to add a few. How long are you going to store it and do you want to access it during storage? What is the surface you are going to park it on? There needs to be a vapor barrier on the dirt and maybe even concrete. Otherwise moisture will come up and condense on the tractor, everywhere, inside and out. My brother Ruined a Chevy Blazer this way in a short time. If you don�t have a roof for now put plastic over and then a tarp. Secure well. Put a heat lamp under the tarp to minimize condensation. Put moth balls on the tractor in a few spots to keep the mice out. Leave the bottom foot or so open on the sides except by the tires. You want that space to breath, again to fight moisture and condensation. If done right the heat lamp will help a lot. I have done this with several of my tractors and it worked well. I also filled the fuel tank and put a battery minder on the battery. When springcame they started right up and looked good. Good Luck. Paul
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