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- Ralph_CramdenExplorer II
All I could afford wrote:
Ralphie Boy... Is that the Roo 24 WS?
23WS.......2017. - All_I_could_affExplorerRalphie Boy... Is that the Roo 24 WS?
- Ralph_CramdenExplorer IINot hibernated yet but it did go down to 33 last night.....and spit a little snow.....
Toasty though with the heated mattress and one electric heater. Central PA mountains. - babamarthaExplorer
gheicher wrote:
Just winterized mine. The hot water tank drain plug is plastic and a pain to get at, so I purchased a small stainless steel ball valve from Ebay to replace the plastic plug. I like to drain the hot water tank after use to keep the water from getting stinky just sitting around. Now all I have to do is just flip a valve to drain.
I'm going to take some measurements to see if this will work for me, too. My plug seems to be nylon and is a very hard-to-get-to place.
Thanks for the suggestion! - rhagfoExplorer IIIHave one in the park this weekend, that have the foil bubble insulation form fitted to both ends.
- ricks99ExplorerWe've got one more trip planned before Thanksgiving at Pocahontas State Park (Va). Then we'll put "Roxy" away until Spring.
- gheicherExplorerJust winterized mine. The hot water tank drain plug is plastic and a pain to get at, so I purchased a small stainless steel ball valve from Ebay to replace the plastic plug. I like to drain the hot water tank after use to keep the water from getting stinky just sitting around. Now all I have to do is just flip a valve to drain.
- bikendanExplorerI was thinking the same thing.
- babamarthaExplorerI winterized mine today. It felt kinda sad. Oh, well, there's always next year!
- OasisbobExplorerWe were out last weekend. Some of the best camping is after Labor Day & before Christmas in our opinion. We are never cold in the hybrid. Feels like home as long as we have no noisey neighbors that is
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