sgrizzle wrote:
is there a "connector" to go from the air hose to the "water" hose connection?
Blow out plugs are available at any RV dealer in the north and Walmart sells one made by Camco. I live in Northern Wisconsin where winter temps of 25 below zero are not uncommon. Sometimes we get stretches where it does not get above 0 for several days at a time.
I use the air method and have never had a problem. Keystones owners manual says either method is acceptable. If you have a black tank flush make sure you flush the water out with either air or antifreeze as that is also "freezeable", as well as any outdoor water lines such as shower or kitchen. As for the water pump Keystones manual says to drain the fresh water tank and then run the pump for thirty seconds to clear out any remaining water in it. Go with whatever method makes you comfortable. Do it propely and you will be fine.
