Covering the RV for the winter
We bought a cover for the winter months. The cover has two big zippered openings on the side, so we can get in and out. Based on everything I have read on here, the plan is to drain all the lines, ...
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jfkmk wrote:
Why leave it plugged in? Also, are you talking about running the propane heater? You can't do that if it's covered. I'd just winterize, cover and forget about plugging it in and heating it. Also, I remove the battery and put it on a trickle charge in the garage.
I have read tons of people on here that say they leave their rig plugged in at all times unless it is being towed or driven. I thought it would be smart to keep the heat on, so it will keep everything from freezing when the temps plunge.
So, the furnace/heat doesn't run off electric when plugged in?
Now that we have it, I must be getting overloaded with info, and feel more stoopid than ever. :/
