HELP with travel trailer purchase (Evergreen)
I am purchasing my first travel trailer and have narrowed it down to the Evergreen Everlite 25RB. I am using it for a business, but am getting some mixed information and could really use some help cla...
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nmilnes wrote:
Thank you for the feedback! I will not be living in the trailer, I will be using it for a business during the day and parking it at night. I was thinking of renting a space at a campground to store it and plug it in overnight, so I don't need to live comfortably, I just need to have it not freeze overnight.
It doesn't matter if you will be living in it...you will be USING IT during extremely cold weather. RV's are not designed for that. Even with heat, very often some water pipes freeze. The gas absorption refrigerator often quits working. Condensation often is so extreme that water forms on everything and sometimes even drips from the ceiling (water is a by product of operating the furnace). You will go through a tank of propane at least every two days if not more often. If you will be towing it, you will obviously have issues with snow and ice covered roadways. Most, if not all campgrounds will be closed during the winter, so your strategy of parking it there may not work.
It is just not practical to use a RV in the winter.
