Fresh water tank under camper-Camping in colder weather.
We just bought a,
Forest River Wolf Pup 16BHS
The fresh water tank is under the camper. I've read the entire manual online and watched a lot of the winterizing videos, but I don't see anything mentioned about this tank, and I didn't see an obvious way to drain it either.
Question, if at night the temp gets below freezing and there is water in this tank, but not full, will it damage it?
Are there heater kits that can be bought to allow using this tank if electricity is available?
Would it be possible to add a smaller tank somewhere inside the camper, there would be room under one of the seats or under the bed and put in a valve to use this tank instead during colder weather? I'd gladly give up a little bit of storage space for this.
Thanks for any input you have.
Forest River Wolf Pup 16BHS
The fresh water tank is under the camper. I've read the entire manual online and watched a lot of the winterizing videos, but I don't see anything mentioned about this tank, and I didn't see an obvious way to drain it either.
Question, if at night the temp gets below freezing and there is water in this tank, but not full, will it damage it?
Are there heater kits that can be bought to allow using this tank if electricity is available?
Would it be possible to add a smaller tank somewhere inside the camper, there would be room under one of the seats or under the bed and put in a valve to use this tank instead during colder weather? I'd gladly give up a little bit of storage space for this.
Thanks for any input you have.
