All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Rig destroyed today!Sorry to hear about your loss. Glad to hear you guys got out ok. I know you have made contact with your insurance company, you may also want to check to see if there have been any issues like this with other trucks of the same model. Make sure a good insurance investigation is done, this will help your insurance company possibly recover cost from a know or previously reported issue with the rig. Good luck and hope to see you guys back on the road very soon. PS I would be in trouble if I did not also add, make sure you have "Fire Extinguishers" close by, and you have been trained on how to use them. You need a big one for the truck and one for the camper. Be safe:::::::)Re: water heaterLots of good answers, but a few more questions are also in line. How is your water heater powered? Are you on shore power? How cold is it outside. I have winter camped many times in trailers, pop-ups and Motor homes the longest time length was a month. Is it a expense issue? , is your unit on gas or power? My current camp buddy has been in his camper as a work camper in an area campground for over 18 months. He has never turned his water heater off. The elements inside the units in a home are not much different than a camper unit and they are never turned off once on and they last years. I replace my first heating element in my unit last year and it was 9 years old. Look at all the pros and cons and do some test to see what works best for you at the time, but be aware of your units location, and pipes freezing. Happy parking
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