traveling in the cold question
We will be traveling back to Denver from SC this week (Thanksgiving week) and it's supposed to be freezing cold at night. We have a 26' KZ Spree with the one slide. Any suggestions to keep us from fre...
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alenk wrote:
You might try to drain the H20 system and dump tanks before you travel. You can carry a couple of gallon milk jugs of water to flush the toilet if necessary. Don't forget to drain the flush valve on the commode, too. Drain after staying somewhere overnight.
I definitely would not keep the heater running while on the road, as I've heard suggested at times. That's a good way to catch your rig on fire.
Is there a bottom cover of that plastic corrigated stuff (coroplast) on your KZ? If so, the coroplast should keep it from freezing at temps you'll encounter.
Just my thoughts on the subject. I'm going to be traveling in Northern OK during Thanksgiving, also. I've drained everything, so the pipes should be empty, and we're going to travel without using water on the trip; We'll have 20 to 25 gallons in the fresh water tank, to use while we're there. I'm guessing the sloshing water won't freeze, and while we're there, the heater will keep it safe.
Why do you say that? Thats not true.
