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TXiceman

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Posted: 01/16/23 08:06am

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ronharmless wrote:

Diamond c wrote:

… I really don’t think it will be cold enough long enough to be a problem ,but around here it’s hard to tell this far out.

what if it went down to 20 at night with a high of 30 during the day, for a week? That’s certainly possible.

We simply fill the freshwater tank, drain the waste tanks and store the water and sewer hoses. If I need to refill the water or drain a waste tank, I get out the required hosed and after use, store them again.

And yes, the stinky slinky can freeze and then you do have a mess to deal with.

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Posted: 01/19/23 05:55am

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Most campgrounds have it in writing that you must disconnect the water hose in below freezing temps, or you will be responsible for the repairs to their hydrant.