<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Shellback1:
I found an easy way to winterize with antifreeze on my Daymon.
First drain and bypass the water heater and drain the water storage tank as the book says.
Now take the water drain hose and put it in a gallon of antifreeze. Close the shutoff for the tank. Open the drain hose shutoff (with the hose in the antifreeze). Go inside and run water with your pump
That's it!
Try it with a gallon of water --- it works
You don't have to break the line at the pump like Daymon says.
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I just blow the lines out, I do not put in any antifreeze. I do use it in the drains though 1 cup each. I believe this is one of the options listed in the book. I learned this from the Winnebago I used to own, it works well here in Michigan.