What makes a 4 seasons trailer
We currently have a Rockwood 8313SS and for what we do now it suits us. We have been looking at dealerships and camping shows for 4 seasons trailers. Of course we find each brand has their definition ...
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Randu wrote:
4 season kind of depends on where you plan to be. 4 Seasons in Michigan means that the furnace and insulation has to be good enough so you and your water lines don't freeze on ZERO degree weather. Dual pane windows would be a must have. All hook ups and related controls need to be enclosed in the heated underbelly. Large propane tanks with a way to get them filled often.
Any trailer could be used 4 seasons if the temp's stay above freezing or below freezing for only a few hours at night. Myrtle Beach comes to mind of a place that any trailer could be 4 season.
Randu
My previous 2012 Jayco 19RD bumper pull would do zero degrees easily with only one minor problem. The grey water handle and valve were out in the open. Black water valve was within the enclosed area. I got by with dumping some RV antifreeze the grey water tank, just enough to keep it around the dump valve. That TT would do much better than my present MH. I RV'd in winter with the Jayco. When it dropped below zero I winterized on the road.
