Winterize class a with on board air compressor
Have class a, first time to winterize trying to decide air or antifreeze . Have on board compressor but do not want to put to much pressure in lines. Any thoughts or ideas are appreciated. Jim
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paulcardoza wrote:
Gotta ask......
If you leave the Aqua-hot on and the coach plugged in, why do you winterize at all???JTHarley wrote:
I have winterized with air for the last 3 years.....pressure at about 40-50 psi, open all faucets, shower, run washer (if you have one), dishwasher, and don't forget the ice maker. I drain the fresh water tank and open the low air lines with slight pressure after I've done the faucets.
I still put some pink stuff in all the traps.
Don't forget to remove any water filters in the coach.
I also set my aqua hot at 50 degrees since I have power in our unheated barn. Then we simply put in about 50 gallons of water the night before we leave in the winter, xmas eve, and hit the road. De-winterize at the first warm stop.
just a habit I guess. I have a whole house generator on the house in case of a power outage. It really takes me about 10 minutes to blow it out...at least I don't use the pink stuff anymore.....LOL
