I've been using my camper for work. I stay in it about 10 -11 nights every month. I work 4 days one week and 3 the next.
It a 270 mile round tri to my job.
Every other week the truck and camper come in and get a good going over and a good detailing on the inside of the camper.
Tomorrow morning I head out to work. I've never driven my truck with the camper on it in the snow. I doubt that there will be much anyway.
Temps are going to dip into the teens and low 20s at night with daytime highs in the 40s.
Should be a fun weekend. :B
I added some insulation to the windows in the cabover with some bubble reflective foil insulation. Hoping it at least cuts back on the summer heat.
I remember when I thought the TC manufactures were crazy for eliminating the front window and these days I wish mine didn't have one.
I bought these 12v tank heaters and installed them back in November.
They included heating pads for both drain valves.
I have two group 29 batteries and the second one is in the bed of the truck.
They are connected in parallel and I connected the heaters to the one in the bed.
I had an issue with the water line going to the toilet when the temps
dropped into the low teens so I bought a 12v heat tape, zip tied it to
the water line and covered it with pipe insulation.
Right now its 21° outside and the heating pads are 42°.
All of them are self regulating so there's no reason to turn them off.
I do unplug the power source once the warmer weather returns.
