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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Your heater runs on propane. If you keep it on, the exhaust will burn the cover. You have a few choices. 1-Don't heat it. 2-Heat it with an electric space or ceramic or oiled filled heater. It will not keep it warm, it will cost a ton of electricity, but it will provide some heat. 3-Use propane and your furnace, but you'll need t make sure the cover is clear of the outside furnace vents. (That's very risky though and don't recommend it it at all.
We use to cover our campers, but also used them in the winter (driveway camps). I'd lift the cover over the furnace vent and support them up and out of the way. Thinking back on it though now.... boy was that stupid!
You can keep the electric plugged into the camper when covered... no problem there. But don't run anything that's vented to the outside if covered.
We use to cover our campers, but also used them in the winter (driveway camps). I'd lift the cover over the furnace vent and support them up and out of the way. Thinking back on it though now.... boy was that stupid!
You can keep the electric plugged into the camper when covered... no problem there. But don't run anything that's vented to the outside if covered.
