Coldest you have camped with no heated tanks.
Daveisenvy has a good thread going. But I'm wondering how cold have you all camped with the trailers that don't have heated grey or black tanks? Jim
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I was in my camper, and it got down to about 28F one night, I was camped near Sherman Pass, just west of highway 95 and Inyokern CA. I did not expect any cold weather in April, but was around 7,600' elevation. (I went up the road looking for a campground and did not plan on being at such a high elevation, but it was a great place).
Anyway my fresh water drain valve froze, broke, and let all the water out along the highway the next day. It was a cheap plastic drain hooked up to 3/8" plastic tubing and the bottom of the tank. I did not have a furnace, grey or black tanks in that camper.
My newer camper had enclosed black tank, but no grey tank. I did not camp in freezing weather in it. By the time I got my class A Bounder, it had enclosed and furnace heated tanks, so camping at 19F was not eventful!
Have fun camping!
Fred.
Anyway my fresh water drain valve froze, broke, and let all the water out along the highway the next day. It was a cheap plastic drain hooked up to 3/8" plastic tubing and the bottom of the tank. I did not have a furnace, grey or black tanks in that camper.
My newer camper had enclosed black tank, but no grey tank. I did not camp in freezing weather in it. By the time I got my class A Bounder, it had enclosed and furnace heated tanks, so camping at 19F was not eventful!
Have fun camping!
Fred.
