Hurricane 34N Winterizing??????

[WE RV 2]

Any body got any info on winterizing a 06 34N hurricane? A few pic would be nice.First year with it so got to learn. Thanks

[SarahW]

There are dozens of previous threads on winterizing on the forum. Here are a few you might find helpful... https://www.google.com/search?q=wint...earch=irv2.com

[MyLife]

I have not winterize due to living in Florida

[inspector8]

I have a 2006 34N and I drain fresh water tank , then open outside shower valves which is low point on coach, also opening all outlets and cycle toilet valve to drain. Then drain water heater tank and leave out plug, switch valves on water heater to bypass tank. Then I blow out system by attaching adapter to fresh water intake and use air compressor. I then only put rv antifreeze in drains. If you don't have compressor, hook up hose to water pump intake and suck pink rv antifreeze into system and have it run threw all outlets hot and cold and flush toilet.

[meffrig]

Originally Posted by inspector8

I have a 2006 34N and I drain fresh water tank , then open outside shower valves which is low point on coach, also opening all outlets and cycle toilet valve to drain. Then drain water heater tank and leave out plug, switch valves on water heater to bypass tank. Then I blow out system by attaching adapter to fresh water intake and use air compressor. I then only put rv antifreeze in drains. If you don't have compressor, hook up hose to water pump intake and suck pink rv antifreeze into system and have it run threw all outlets hot and cold and flush toilet.

I do the same thing on my new 2014 Windsport 34 J. You will need a 15/16 socket (with extension) to remove the water heater plug. I don't like the idea of having to get the pink stuff out of the lines since I plan on using my coach down south some during the winter.