Winterizing a Wildwood X-Lite Model 185BH
Hello Forum Members, Due to the sale of our home, we may have to spend winter in our camper. Here in North Carolina in our elevation, it snows and gets below freezing. I heard there are heaters...
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Surely there is another option. Staying in an RV in any kind of cold weather is a poor proposition.
For starters they are not usually insulated sufficiently to keep up a normal temperature with the heater going full blast 24/7.
You might want to consider connecting a large propane tank to eliminate filling up the little tanks every few days. The gas is cheaper that way also.
For starters they are not usually insulated sufficiently to keep up a normal temperature with the heater going full blast 24/7.
You might want to consider connecting a large propane tank to eliminate filling up the little tanks every few days. The gas is cheaper that way also.
