Insulated and heated underbelly?
The specs for our Durango state insulated and heated underbelly. Does this mean that it is just heated when we run the furnace, and does it have any bearing on winterizing? Do we need to do more than...
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JMHO living in NW WY. I winterize when it drops below 10 degrees F. Are your dump valves inside the heated area with just valve handles sticking out? If not those valves will freeze quickly. On a trip from cold to warm area I winterize by blowing out lines. I use bottled water and flush toilet with antifreeze one time bottled water the next. be careful how much water you are putting in grey tank. Add antifreeze to grey tank as you add water. After a few trips you'll get more comfortable. Because of how I RV I just bow out lines. I can winterize and de-winterize in just a few minutes while on the road. I had the winterizing down to about 10 minutes in my TT but with a MH with W/D, ice maker etc. it takes up to 20 minutes now. Don't forget to remove water filter housing when winterizing quickly on the road.
