Winterizing
When I winterized my previous toy hauler, I was lucky that I only had to use 2 or 3 gallons of RV antifreeze poured into my fresh water tank to winterize. The water pump input was located at the very...
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otrfun wrote:jhilley wrote:
That is common on many RVs. Do you have a water heater by pass for winterizing?
Yup, have a water heater by-pass. Easy access. No problem there.
Are you saying the two-valve idea I mentioned is commonly used on RV's? for winterizing purposes?
If you have a shut off valve between the water tank and pump, just replace it with a two way valve with one input from water tank and one input from a length of hose to go to a gallon bottle of antifreeze. If you don't have a valve, just install the two way valve.
