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eadeal55

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Posted: 04/09/12 10:04am

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If you have your coach plugged in at home to keep the fridge cold in between trips, then I would keep the propane on just incase of power failure. That way, you don't lose the stuff in your fridge/freezer.

If the coach is being stored with all the electric/battery power off and fridge/freezer empty, then I would turn off the propane too.

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ArchHoagland

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Posted: 04/09/12 10:16am

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I've never shut mine off in seven years.

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