Researching 4 season TT's - Arctic Fox?
Due to my current situation, working in the minus 20's and living in the TT, I have become a lot more keenly aware of some of the essentials for winter living. And this old Triple E ain't doing it as ...
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It's obvious most rver's have not lived in there rv in -25 plus weather. We all know about heated tanks/lines/dump valves etc etc but nobody mentions the doors ( the weak link for in side)..
Had a 34 ft Terry decked out for the cold. Extra insulation/heated tanks and valves/storm windows and all water lines were exposed inside to keep them from freezing butt the weak link in that set-up was the water lines running next to the doors, other than that it was pretty much freeze proof if hooked up to electricity, within reason say warmer than -20 but keep the highs below zero and you will have problems.
Haven't seen an rv door or for that matter a mobile home door that won't freeze and frost that far below zero.
In all these post and rv dealers selling points, never a mention of the doors.....
Had a 34 ft Terry decked out for the cold. Extra insulation/heated tanks and valves/storm windows and all water lines were exposed inside to keep them from freezing butt the weak link in that set-up was the water lines running next to the doors, other than that it was pretty much freeze proof if hooked up to electricity, within reason say warmer than -20 but keep the highs below zero and you will have problems.
Haven't seen an rv door or for that matter a mobile home door that won't freeze and frost that far below zero.
In all these post and rv dealers selling points, never a mention of the doors.....
