Hmmm.. maybe I better read ours again, I don't remember seeing that anywhere. I've been RV'ing since 1957 so that's a lot of manuals that I've read too.
Forgive me! I was trying to be humorous! Being new to this game, we have read thru them - but also understand that the manufacturers are super careful to protect themselves from consumer ignorance. Rather than being selective in when you can run a furnace (ie. shut it off when refueling) they'd better just say keep it off at all times when motoring...right?
Thanks for the help. Enjoy Vancouver. It is one of our most desired cities in WA. We have a lot of family down there (in WA).
Thanks!
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Gatesway, don't forget your passport, you may be able to drive into Canada without it, but you can't get into the lower 48; and I'd hate to see you stuck here, for a Canadian winter; it gets so much colder than Alaska.LOL.
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