Supplemental heat to "basement"
I fulltime RV, and in the winter, if the temp outside gets below 15F, my kitchen sink lines freeze, even with the heated, enclosed underbelly. Does anyone know a good product or method for adding a...
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ktmrfs wrote:I have done this, but I went about 2".
drill a 1/2" dia hole in the side of one of the floor vents that is in the underbelly. that will direct enough heat to the underbelly to keep it warm. I did this on our outback, put a thermocouple in the belly to monitor, and the underbelly now stays about 10 degrees cooler than the trailer. plenty warm enough. Pick a floor vent near where you are having trouble and drill on the side that will put the air near were you want it.
Be very sure just what is on the other side befor drilling. You could drill into a tank or an electrical wire etc.
