TT winter dry or almost dry camping
Hello All. When we were shopping for our TT we had a salesperson advise that we could camp in the winter if we created some sort of sludge mixture of water and salt (and perhaps some other ingredie...
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BobsYourUncle wrote:
Well, since you are still in shopping mode, I suggest restricting your search to those with a heated underbelly. This will help a lot.
I have been there done that with camping in sub zero temperatures. I have had the lower end of my grey and black tanks freeze.
Trying to dump when your waste pipe is frozen solid behind the gate valves is no fun at all.
I remember laying under the dump pipe with a heat gun for a long time trying to thaw the thing out so I could dump. Not one of my more memorable trips for sure.
Yeah, heated underbelly is the way to go if you are going to be out there in freezing weather. It won't eliminate frozen tanks and pipes but it will sure reduce it.
This!
