High-altitude, no-hookup, winter RV heating
We own some property in Utah at a high elevation (8,200 ft) with no hookups whatsoever. We have a 15 foot StarCraft (RB15) parked up there right now. It gets very cold, and very snowy up there. We ...
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Seems like putting a SMALL wood burning stove in the camper would do the most good. the RV is warm and you get to chop some wood:)
Use a separate tank for toilet only, basically plumb in a 5 gallon RV anti-freeze tank to flush with.
Place covers over every window/ vent. you aren't using for light, plug up refrigerator roof vent make new vent into cabin, reverse for summer. I'm not referring to the combustion venting from propane usage in cooling.
hey bales work great for wind blocking around RV also provide great home for mice:(
I'd build a "mud room" or hot/ cold storage area so each time one oped the door it wasn't direct vent to outdoors.
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Use a separate tank for toilet only, basically plumb in a 5 gallon RV anti-freeze tank to flush with.
Place covers over every window/ vent. you aren't using for light, plug up refrigerator roof vent make new vent into cabin, reverse for summer. I'm not referring to the combustion venting from propane usage in cooling.
hey bales work great for wind blocking around RV also provide great home for mice:(
I'd build a "mud room" or hot/ cold storage area so each time one oped the door it wasn't direct vent to outdoors.
Repo
