Deano56 wrote:
don't seal it up too tight or you will end up with another set of problems. You need some fresh air in that tight of an area. I don't know how you will keep that thing warm up there unless you build a roof and walls around it, then insulate it. You might find someone with a pole building or a barn for cover, at least it will keep the wind of you coach, you might have a chance then.Supposed to be another bad winter again, (maybe)
A few posts earlier I commented on current conditions. Right now 16 degrees F, windchill single digits and it is 70 in here and heat only runs about 4 times an hour. Water lines and tanks also doing ok at this point.. Been this way for few days now...
Other than things breaking like can happen in a regular house etc, with the work we did things seem to be going pretty good so far.
