RV Anti-freeze question.
I used RV anti-freeze for the first time this past winter. Previously I just drained lines and used my compressor to blow the remaining water out. Since I have cancelled travel plans for this summ...
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magicbus wrote:
My previous coach had excellent low point drains. No pink stuff, no pumping air into lines, just open faucets and the low point drains. Kudos to Country Coach for that. On my current coach I don’t have that luxury, but Winnebago was nice enough to install a hose by the pump to poke into an antifreeze jug so I use that. What I really don’t understand is why people leave the pink stuff on their lines all winter instead of just opening their low point drains and dumping it. Even my Class B has low point drains. I don’t trust them or I wouldn’t use the pink stuff, but they do empty a lot of fluids.
Dave
No low point drains in my rig or at least none that I have been able to find. The only fresh water drain is the fresh water holding tank. As to why the antifreeze is left in all winter, well, that’s what my owners manual directed me to do. ??
