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Old 10-26-2010, 10:19 PM   #1
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Cold weather use 06 Excursion 39s

New to Class A MH's, Just purchased an 06 Excursion 39s and was wondering about cold weather use. We're heading to upstate New York mid november and it could get cold. Pump & outside water fixtures appear to be vulnerable. At what temp. should we begin to worry, traveling or parked. Any info. or tips appreciated.
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New to Class A MH's, Just purchased an 06 Excursion 39s and was wondering about cold weather use. We're heading to upstate New York mid november and it could get cold. Pump & outside water fixtures appear to be vulnerable. At what temp. should we begin to worry, traveling or parked. Any info. or tips appreciated.
Your compartments are heated when you run the gas heaters. I have never had a problem with anything freezing while I was using it in the winter. I have a small electric heater that has a thermostat that has a Freeze setting on it. I set it very low and place it in the water control department. You ma=ight want to join the Excursion Owners Group on Yahoo. There is a lot of good info there.
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