Temporary Winterizing in North Florida
I have Tiffin 36LA and this is our first winter. We live near the beach and for the most part the weather is moderate. However, in January or February we could have a freeze that could last 4 to 8 h...
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Ok, now I'm assuming that you are living inside the unit at the time.
If so, then your water lines are fine. You should check, but I'm fairly certain that your holding tank and water compartment is heated when you use the furnace. If you are inside, you will be using the furnace, right? If that's the case, then I would disconnect the water line, put a decent amount of water in your water tank, since you can use the water pump when you need to potty during the freeze or have a shower when you wake up, and then hook the hose back up when everything is back to normal. I don't see a need to winterize anything.
If so, then your water lines are fine. You should check, but I'm fairly certain that your holding tank and water compartment is heated when you use the furnace. If you are inside, you will be using the furnace, right? If that's the case, then I would disconnect the water line, put a decent amount of water in your water tank, since you can use the water pump when you need to potty during the freeze or have a shower when you wake up, and then hook the hose back up when everything is back to normal. I don't see a need to winterize anything.
