winterizing with compressed air
I have a 2004 Fleetwood Bounder which I have always winterized with anti-freeze in the lines. Last fall I was talked into having it done with compressed air and yesterday, when I hooked up the water ...
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downtheroad wrote:
Winterizing with compressed air is just fine...if done correctly....and it makes un-winterizing soooo much easier. In fact there is no need to un-winterize...(flushing, rinsing lines etc.)
5 Trailers 30+ years and I have never used anti-freeze except in the traps.
Since the ice maker was your only problem, my guess is that that system was not done correctly.
I agree with you. I never used RV anti freeze except drains for 20 years and zero problems. My first two coach's were super simple to use the air only method. No dishwasher, no ice maker, no clothes washer, no Aqua Hot, no macerator toilet. I also agree with everyone who choose to use the pink stuff as it is the industry standard. If I was the OP in this thread I would do the same next winter except remember to cycle the ice maker.
