Noob winterization question
My Heartland Torque T29 has three drains. One towards the rear of the trailer and two in the middle with hot and cold lines connected. My question is after draining them all three do I leave them op...
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Personally, I would not leave them open. I have always used a blow out adapter (Camping world http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/item/blow-out-hose/69232) that attaches to your water intake and allows you to run air through your lines. Just be careful how much pressure you use. I would set my compressor to a max of about 50psi. Open each faucet individually. You will be amazed at how much water comes out. Don't forget to drain the hot water heater. I usually achieve this by removing the anode rod (if so equipped) and opening a hot faucet inside to assist the speed of draining. Replace the anode rod. Then you add your RV antifreeze. Hope this helps.
