rv_john
Sep 04, 2014Explorer
Winter living in a 2000 Fleetwood Southwind 36T
Hi everyone RV John here, new to this forum.
I am planning on staying in my rv for the winter in southern British Columbia. Winter temperature here are usually above 32°F but the coldest it can go down to is about to +10°F+15°F for a couple of days at a time and go back up above freezing.
Does anyone have info on how well the Fleetwood Southwind holds in winter and besides winterizing the pipes and tanks is there anythings else to watch for.
Thanks in advance for the info.
RV JOHN
I am planning on staying in my rv for the winter in southern British Columbia. Winter temperature here are usually above 32°F but the coldest it can go down to is about to +10°F+15°F for a couple of days at a time and go back up above freezing.
Does anyone have info on how well the Fleetwood Southwind holds in winter and besides winterizing the pipes and tanks is there anythings else to watch for.
Thanks in advance for the info.
RV JOHN