Keeping Tanks from Freezing During Transit
Greetings. I'm planning on doing some winter travel this year to areas with typical temps in the single digits. How do we keep the tanks and such from freezing while we transit between camping locat...
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bikepsych wrote:
Great insight from all...and so darned quick too.
Ok, my bust for not providing ya'll with the TC. 2013 Adventurer 89RB on a 2014 Ford F250 diesel.
The idea of winterizing the black and grey tanks with Blue Windshield washer fluid makes a lot of sense. Is there a gray/blackwater specific anti-freeze?
A 12V Blanket heat makes sense, I'm not sure where the 12V outlets in the TC are but in a pinch I'll run one from the cab with a splitter. I wouldn't think there will be too much loss of power. How many amps does a 12V Blanket Heater take?
Is there such a thing as a pickup truck bed heated rubber mat? Seems like that might do the trick as well.
I'll do some more research but you all have been great. Keep the ideas coming.
Bruce
Don't be shy telling us your TC and truck set up.. That is a nice model and nothing wrong with your truck properly equipped. Enjoy! Think you will be fine with your 4 season Adventurer. One can always make a 4 season camper more 4 season. Just Google 4 season RV mods. Plenty of threads out there. I know I owned a 2012 86 FB with dual pane windows, heated tanks and basement. Wish I still had it...
