4 season info
I'm looking at a few older 5th wheels, and I'm having issues finding out the info I need. I need a 4 season, live in unit. We are planning to build a house and need something to live in in the interim...
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eubank wrote:
Your first clue that you're looking at a rig not intended for winter use is simply to look at the sewer valves: If they're visible under the rig, then it's not for winter use.
Insulation may not be the type that simply wraps around a pipe directly; rather, the pipe or tank may be inside a compartment that is itself insulated and heated.
Note, too, that using a bit of RV antifreeze in tanks is not a great solution. That antifreeze is not intended to be used in a diluted state, unlike automotive antifreeze.
:)
Lynn
That's great info, and easy to spot from pictures. The Cardinal I looked at last night has little caps on the side of the camper that when removed, revealed the valve handle. Thank you!
I'm going to look at a 1997 Alpenlite 34RLS Apple tree tonight :B
