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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pennysmom09 wrote:
Thank you, Dayle1, you most likely confirmed what I assumed. Although our winters are relatively mild here, the valves and levers to empty the holding tanks are exposed. Daytime temps often in the 40's, nightime about 32. I'm thinking we can de winterize just before leaving for FL, keep the furnace on and provide some sort of exterior heat for the valves over night. We will drive to SC the first day. We plan to watch the temp forecasts closely when the time comes. If necessary, wait until our first stop to dewinterize. This will be our first time doing this!
The valves can freeze shut making it hard to dump. Using the rv antifreeze to flush the toilet worked for us in the TT.
