Hybrids must be hibernating

We were out last weekend. Some of the best camping is after Labor Day & before Christmas in our opinion. We are never cold in the hybrid. Feels like home as long as we have no noisey neighbors that is

I winterized mine today. It felt kinda sad. Oh, well, there's always next year!

I was thinking the same thing.

Just winterized mine. The hot water tank drain plug is plastic and a pain to get at, so I purchased a small stainless steel ball valve from Ebay to replace the plastic plug. I like to drain the hot water tank after use to keep the water from getting stinky just sitting around. Now all I have to do is just flip a valve to drain.

We've got one more trip planned before Thanksgiving at Pocahontas State Park (Va). Then we'll put "Roxy" away until Spring.

Have one in the park this weekend, that have the foil bubble insulation form fitted to both ends.

gheicher wrote:
Just winterized mine. The hot water tank drain plug is plastic and a pain to get at, so I purchased a small stainless steel ball valve from Ebay to replace the plastic plug. I like to drain the hot water tank after use to keep the water from getting stinky just sitting around. Now all I have to do is just flip a valve to drain.

I'm going to take some measurements to see if this will work for me, too. My plug seems to be nylon and is a very hard-to-get-to place.

Thanks for the suggestion!

Not hibernated yet but it did go down to 33 last night.....and spit a little snow.....
Toasty though with the heated mattress and one electric heater. Central PA mountains.

Ralphie Boy... Is that the Roo 24 WS?

All I could afford wrote:
Ralphie Boy... Is that the Roo 24 WS?

23WS.......2017.