Store my Triton

6 months aint a long time
i'd keep it in running condition charged with new oil. Brakes may become a problem after six months of no movement
better still if some one could start it once and a while while your away
and to at least check oil for water/coolant leakage you didnt know you had

This is what I would do.

Remove battery
New Oil and filter
A. Full tank of fuel> and add that Fuel storage stuff to the tank, B> Completely drain the fuel system.
Wash and polish it
Vacuum it out spotless
Lay a sheet of black plastic down in the shed to park the car on top of (Keep mosture out of the underbody.
Put it on Jack stands so the suspension hangs free
Leave the hand brake off.
Put a car cover over it.
Spray some CRC Long life/ poor a bit of Oil into the cylinders to keep and corrosion at bay.

Cheers.

If you are not in a harsh damp climate just remove the battery or get someone to run it round the block once a month and be prepared to get a new battery when you return.

A. Full tank of fuel> and add that Fuel storage stuff to the tank, B> Completely drain the fuel system.

Whay would you fill it up then drain it?

gb

John
I lived in Brunei for 3 years, came home once a year for a month and all I did was get a friend to charge or replace the battery with a cheep one, get some rego on it and it was ready to go.

Bob

I was away for more than 6 mths and had a mate take my VT crapoladore for a run every 2 weeks. I would just make sure the hubs were locked in for the ride also.

Leroy

Hi John B

six months is a very short time - son had a mitzi not a triton but a magna - away two years - put one of those very cheap solar panels from the warehouse on the battery direct connection - not through the cig lighter - nothing else - no drain of petrol no drain of oil no drive aroound the block every little while - nothing - hopped in on his return - started first hit and drove it off.

Hope this helps