4 season travel Trailers?
Hello, new to this site. I am in Colorado and searching for a small used Travel trailer. I am hearing that for cold weather use, I would need a so-called 4 season, or specially insulated on the unde...
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Since nearly all TTs are built NOT to be 4 season rigs, unless the owner know for sure, the trailer is not a 4 season rig.
To make them useful in winter requires more than just insulation on the bottom. Extra insulation is required all around as well as under the roof. The water lines and system need protection from freezing, as do the fresh, gray, and black tanks. The windows need to be double glazed, too. Modifying a standard rig to those specs would be ridiculously expensive. Better to buy one engineered for it from the start.
Arctic Fox is another brand that makes 4 season TTs.
To make them useful in winter requires more than just insulation on the bottom. Extra insulation is required all around as well as under the roof. The water lines and system need protection from freezing, as do the fresh, gray, and black tanks. The windows need to be double glazed, too. Modifying a standard rig to those specs would be ridiculously expensive. Better to buy one engineered for it from the start.
Arctic Fox is another brand that makes 4 season TTs.
