Wintering in a toy hauler
I get offered jobs in snowy areas of the country frequently but I've been leery of accepting one. Definitely not in my old rig which was built for AZ weather, but this one has R54 insulation everywher...
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Nicodemus wrote:
I get offered jobs in snowy areas of the country frequently but I've been leery of accepting one. Definitely not in my old rig which was built for AZ weather, but this one has R54 insulation everywhere and I'm thinking that if I can find a park open I could try it. Has anyone else done long term winter camping up in the northern part of the country? What was your experience?
Your biggest enemy will be condensation and mold.
Warm, moist interior air coming into contact with anything cold will act like a frosty cold beer bottle. Drips and moisture everywhere.
The moisture will allow mold yo grow...
So... You need to make sure anything cold (windows, doors, frame, hardware, isn't exposed directly to the interior warm and moist air.
