Driving with refrigerator on
Hi, We are making a 7 hour drive today to Yosemite, we have always just kept our refrigerator to on and plugged into our truck for shorter trips. Do we need to turn the propane on to keep the refri...
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forth TT and we always turn the propane on while traveling for the fridge. All of ours were 2 way 120 or propane. We had 2 that were adjustable thermostats and others that were set from the factory. All work great. I never turn fridge off while refueling but have to shut it off at the inspection prior to tunnels under the ocean going to the Outer Banks. I just stop when we get out and turn the propane back on. I have dual 30# tanks and if I don't have the furnace running I could run the fridge a month on propane. Uses very little and once plugged in to shore power I'm off the gas except cooking and hot water.
I camp on average 7 weeks a year and only use up one 30# tank every two years. Our drive to the beaches usually run 8 to 13 hours depending on Atlantic, Florida or Alabama shores. If I didn't run propane for fridge we would have to use coolers and a lot of ice. Temps run 80-100 degrees. Use the propane..enjoy
I camp on average 7 weeks a year and only use up one 30# tank every two years. Our drive to the beaches usually run 8 to 13 hours depending on Atlantic, Florida or Alabama shores. If I didn't run propane for fridge we would have to use coolers and a lot of ice. Temps run 80-100 degrees. Use the propane..enjoy
