Traveling With the Propane On
For folks wanting to know if it's dangerous to run an rv with the propane on I just saw this on Do-It-Yourself and thought you might be interested. Cat Lady
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Come to think of it, we saw a TT start swaying and it ended up flipping on its side (I90 coming down western side). It violently swayed side to side it slammed both sides of the TV (Jeep Wagoneer). It finally tore the "box" off the frame and slid down the road on its side. It came to a stop blocking three lanes. I still remember the PP tanks connected to that empty frame.
When we got out to help, the driver and I ran to the tanks and turned them off. There was no leakage, the valves had done their job.
As a side note, they had two dogs in carriers in that TT. They were both OK.
I also saw a tiny mouse stick its head out a hole n the bottom of the TT with the funniest WTF look on its face. :)
When we got out to help, the driver and I ran to the tanks and turned them off. There was no leakage, the valves had done their job.
As a side note, they had two dogs in carriers in that TT. They were both OK.
I also saw a tiny mouse stick its head out a hole n the bottom of the TT with the funniest WTF look on its face. :)
