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Old 10-01-2013, 09:37 PM   #15
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Whenever it goes below freezing at night just fill the water tank and remove and store the water hose . You can go for several days on one tank of water.
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National RVs are 4 season RVs. We have a 2001 SeaBreeze. We wintered in Boise, ID without any problem and will spend this winter in Bend, OR. We will have a large propane tank hooked up and we use heat tape and insulation on our water hose. We also have a vinyl skirt on our RV to keep wind from blowing under the RV (or at least slow the wind down). If the temp is well below freezing (as in low teens or below) we use our onboard water tank. We keep grey and black tanks closed and dump on days that are above freezing. We also make sure that our sewage hose is on an angle so no liquid is left in it to freeze. Winter RVing is fun!!!!!
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