Un winterzing...

swimmer_spe wrote:

JaxDad wrote:

swimmer_spe wrote:

JaxDad wrote:
It’s hit -40 a couple of nights down here too.

I’ve un-winterized and re-winterized my C class m/h 3 times so far this winter, within a week I’ll be un-winterizing my class A m/h for a few weeks also.

The above method sounds a lot more complicated and time consuming than my method.

I hook up the water line and open the taps, it just takes a few seconds to flush the all air I used to ‘winterize’ my unit out of the lines. No sterilization required, no bad taste or smell left afterwards.

Hello from up the highway...

I have antifreeze, not air in my lines.

That was my neighbour, no antifreeze means no time & hassle getting it back out either.

I’ve heard that ‘no warranty’ BS lots of times before, but start with if the person saying that isn’t the person who provides the warranty, their opinion is meaningless.

I trust these guys and I plan on buying an new one from them in the future.

I may not have been clear enough, freeze damage is NEVER covered by warranty, so why would they say blowing lines isn’t covered by warranty?

Freeze damage covered by improper use of antifreeze wouldn’t be covered either.