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- wa8yxmExplorer IIIFor pure safety sake it is likely better if you do. But I never did.
The danger of leaving it on is two fold
If you brush against a knob on the range you end up with an RV full of Propane and a tank that's empty come spring (Those are the dangers)
If the air/propane mix hits the magic number and there is a spark. the storage facility and all inside it may well cease to exist.. Windows will be shattered for quite some distance, and guess who pays for all this. - Off for me while in storage. These RV systems are not as reliable as your home natural gas.
- Tom_BarbExplorerMy gas valve was turned off when the tank is being filled. other wise it is open. 20 years.
- azdryheatExplorerIf it's not being used, turn it off. In case of a leak.
- Old-BiscuitExplorer IIIYES....
Why have a pressurized system when RV is unattended
Yes LP System is only 11"WC *0.39 psi) AFTER the reg but upstream pressure can be 100-250 psi
Close the Vapor/Service valve when 'winterizing'
Simple......... - justinhscottExplorerWhy? I never have, and it’s not something I’ve ever heard is necessary.
- rk911Explorerabsotively, posilutely.
- LwiddisExplorer IINo need for pressurized propane lines when in storage.
- bob213Exploreryes
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