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โAug-05-2018 06:54 PM
dougrainer wrote:pianotuna wrote:
Hi,
If you decide to go the electric heat route, then do leave the propane furnace "on" but at a low setting. That way if the power does fail the RV won't freeze.
Really? I have to explain to MY customers why this is not a good idea. You leave the furnace on in case the 120 power fails. OK, HOW long do you expect the BATTERIES to last when you have lost power and it is BELOW 32 degrees and that means the furnace will run almost 24/7.
โAug-05-2018 06:19 PM
westernrvparkowner wrote:
RV furnace in an enclosed garage could be deadly. Electric space heaters may work.
โAug-05-2018 04:42 PM
pianotuna wrote:
Hi,
If you decide to go the electric heat route, then do leave the propane furnace "on" but at a low setting. That way if the power does fail the RV won't freeze.
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โAug-05-2018 02:50 PM
NewRVerOH wrote:
Hello, hoping someone can help. I am going to have to start storing my RV (Class A Fleetwood Southwind) in an unheated storage unit. My issue is we use it in the winter for tailgating football games. Previously it was stored in a heated facility so it was never an issue. My question is I need to have water etc kept warm inside the new non heated unit. Should I simply run the furnace in the RV? Is that sufficient for keeping everything warm enough? Should I put a heater in the RV for while it is sitting in storage instead. I do not want any pipes to freeze, etc but winterizing is not an option as I use it for tailgating. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
โAug-05-2018 02:21 PM
ksg5000 wrote:
I winterize by blowing the lines with air. When I want to use I add water and go.
โAug-05-2018 01:34 PM
NewRVerOH wrote:
Hello, hoping someone can help. I am going to have to start storing my RV (Class A Fleetwood Southwind) in an unheated storage unit. My issue is we use it in the winter for tailgating football games. Previously it was stored in a heated facility so it was never an issue. My question is I need to have water etc kept warm inside the new non heated unit. Should I simply run the furnace in the RV? Is that sufficient for keeping everything warm enough? Should I put a heater in the RV for while it is sitting in storage instead. I do not want any pipes to freeze, etc but winterizing is not an option as I use it for tailgating. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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