Pipes Burst
Just curious...other than damaging the hot water heater, what kind of damage happens to the RV when the pipes freeze up and burst? Thank you!
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wa8yxm wrote:
Of course there is a good way to prevenet issues. WINTERIZE by the "S" method
Though I have had one line freeze one time here in SC (Heat was in the ends of the wet bay where the fittings are so they stayed liquied but the line froze about where it crosses over the drive shaft) it was a PEX line so no damage.
Whatr is the "S" method
Drive SOUTH Strap a snow blower to the rig and when someone pushes their hat back. Scratches their head and says "What the ()@*# Is that.. You winterized.
(I did not actually do that. Just drove south till I though I was far enough.... I am).
:D
we were in Kerrville TX many years ago...first time, walking through downtown on a sunny Saturday morning. i had recently retired and we were thinking of moving. we stopped in a hardware store to buy a few things and chatted up the clerk asking about the area climate, specifically winter. i asked her, "If i was to walk past your store in the fall wouid I see snow blowers for sale on the sidewalk?". she gave me a smile and said, "Honey, what's a snow blower?". :)
