Need advice - Full Type RV (One Location)
Hey all, just wanted to get opinions and insight into what I am getting myself into. I bought myself a 5th wheel camper (2011 Keystone Laredo 266rl) that I fell in love with and was a great price. ...
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If you aren't going to remove the tanks entirely, let them fill at least 3/4 full and then dump. If you don't the solids will pile up in a pyramid under the toilet. Eventually, it can block new deposits.
The other consideration is zoning laws. If it's going to be visible to the authorities or you list it as you official home address, make sure they allow living in a trailer before you put a lot of money & effort into this.
Otherwise, cladding around the bottom. Even in the Carolina's you can get freezing temps and this will help. Also consider heating pads for the tanks and plumbing that is exposed.
If you can shade the unit, that would help with summer cooling a lot.
The other consideration is zoning laws. If it's going to be visible to the authorities or you list it as you official home address, make sure they allow living in a trailer before you put a lot of money & effort into this.
Otherwise, cladding around the bottom. Even in the Carolina's you can get freezing temps and this will help. Also consider heating pads for the tanks and plumbing that is exposed.
If you can shade the unit, that would help with summer cooling a lot.
