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Mr_Mark1
Sep 29, 2018Explorer
Mr. Murphy,
I was told to always keep the fresh water tank full as it works great as a 'heat sink' to keep everything around it from freezing.
I take it that you have no power to your motorhome while it's stored on your property. I would also keep the water heater full of water for the same reason as it can't freeze for a small dip below freezing.
Before going to bed on that 'cold' night, I would run the generator to heat up the coach with the furnace and heat the water tank.
If it got really cold, I would probably fill the grey and black tanks too with water to help maintain basement temp. Then, winterize when you return from your trip.:D
Good luck,
MM.
I was told to always keep the fresh water tank full as it works great as a 'heat sink' to keep everything around it from freezing.
I take it that you have no power to your motorhome while it's stored on your property. I would also keep the water heater full of water for the same reason as it can't freeze for a small dip below freezing.
Before going to bed on that 'cold' night, I would run the generator to heat up the coach with the furnace and heat the water tank.
If it got really cold, I would probably fill the grey and black tanks too with water to help maintain basement temp. Then, winterize when you return from your trip.:D
Good luck,
MM.
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