Tanks and Pipes Below Freezing Weather
I have a Denali 293RKS with the Thermal Package. I am under the impression that as long as the furnace is running to keep the RV at 65*F inside, my tanks and pipes wont freeze at temps of 10-12*F. Is ...
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Disconnect the dump hose (after each dump) when below freezing, and store in heated basement.
Fill the water tank, and store hose in heated basement.
Turn on tank heaters, or keep furnace on to blow heated air in the under belly. My Jayco does not have tank heat strips, but ducts furnace air under there.
A light bulb or small ceramic heater is good for plumbing access in basement.
Cycle the HW heater on every couple of hours.
Only use 1 propane tank at a time to be sure when it needs switching, and fill the empty one, or have spares.
I camped in Yellowstone in 15 degree temps, and all was ok last May.
Fill the water tank, and store hose in heated basement.
Turn on tank heaters, or keep furnace on to blow heated air in the under belly. My Jayco does not have tank heat strips, but ducts furnace air under there.
A light bulb or small ceramic heater is good for plumbing access in basement.
Cycle the HW heater on every couple of hours.
Only use 1 propane tank at a time to be sure when it needs switching, and fill the empty one, or have spares.
I camped in Yellowstone in 15 degree temps, and all was ok last May.
