Myrtle Beach Winterizing Question
My 5th wheel is spending the winter in Myrtle Beach. Specifically at Willowtree storage yard. We were there to winterize when the storms from the hurricane hit. Never saw so much rain!
Anyhow I was planning on winterizing it the same I do when stored here in south west Pennsylvania when the weather hit and I also took ill. I normally drain as much water out of the lines as possible, drain the hot water tank, drain the water filter holder, and then pump in the pink stuff. I did everything but the pink stuff. I forgot to take some with me and I could not find it anywhere in the area.
My question is will this be enough? I reviewed the weather charts and see the average low temperature is around 32 or 34 degrees while the highs are near 50. Should I get a service to pump in the pink stuff or will it be enough? I am not well enough right now to travel back myself to do anything so it would have to be a RV Service company to perform the task.
If a service company is needed does anyone have a recommendation of one to use?
Thanks in advance!
Dave
Anyhow I was planning on winterizing it the same I do when stored here in south west Pennsylvania when the weather hit and I also took ill. I normally drain as much water out of the lines as possible, drain the hot water tank, drain the water filter holder, and then pump in the pink stuff. I did everything but the pink stuff. I forgot to take some with me and I could not find it anywhere in the area.
My question is will this be enough? I reviewed the weather charts and see the average low temperature is around 32 or 34 degrees while the highs are near 50. Should I get a service to pump in the pink stuff or will it be enough? I am not well enough right now to travel back myself to do anything so it would have to be a RV Service company to perform the task.
If a service company is needed does anyone have a recommendation of one to use?
Thanks in advance!
Dave
