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profdant139
Explorer II
Dec 06, 2013

Wild idea -- skirts & a propane flame box underneath?

The underbelly of my trailer is fairly well insulated -- but I am sure that on a night below 15 degrees, something is going to freeze. (I have camped in 15 degree weather with no problem, but I don't...
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Old-Biscuit
Explorer III
Dec 07, 2013
If you have an enclosed insulated underbelly just open cabinet doors at night and run rv furnace.

We have spent 2 weeks in temps down to -14*F and only had a freeze problem with pump suction line because "I" didn't think and left the cabinet door where water pump is located closed.
Opened it and directed some radiant heat into cabinet for couple hours.....suction line thawed. No more freeze problems.

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