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Anti-Freeze in or out
Do you leave the anti-freeze in all winter, or drain it after you flush the lines? I have watched several tutorials, and none mention draining the lines after flushing with pink until it comes out the taps. I have also read several posts that say do not leave the AF in. So which one is it? I was pretty laissez faire with my old 1990 fifth, but now that this is the first winter for my new Denali, I want to be overly paranoidly careful.4.6KViews0likes21CommentsRe: Camper Leveler
I prefer to dig out a little ground from the higher side to level it out. Place a 2 x 4 (with blocks on the bottom of each end) across the space where the tires will sit, level on top, scrape the higher side down until level. Then again, I only really park at my seasonal site, so it's mostly a one and done affair. :)589Views0likes0CommentsPurchasing a new RV
So I am on the verge of purchasing a new (my first new after two used RV's) Denali 261BH. Negotiated price down, and financing is being worked out, when I get a call from the dealer telling me that I need to buy a battery and propane tanks. So my first question is, are these things typically "add-ons" or are they usually included, and secondly,if I plan on parking at my seasonal site, which has 30amp 110v, do I need to even have a battery? I do not plan on moving the RV from my site in the near future. Any words of wisdom are appreciated.3.7KViews0likes21Comments
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