Parking on a steep hill

[Old-Biscuit]

RV fridge propane use is minimal...........large fridge has a 2200 btu burner. A pound of propane 21,600 btu. (10 hrs of continuous use for a LARGE rv fridge)

Battery use....
Large fridge 2.5 amps

[lynnmor]

If you don't run the AC or water heater on electric and keep all electric usage to a minimum, it would be OK to run a very long skinny extension cord to the trailer. I would suggest a #14 or #12 cord.

[dustyone]

820 plus grade would be a serious grade to be putting that trailer on. I understand it's only a 21 foot but I wouldn't do it it just seems too dangerous to me. I have started my camper for camping I have a 210 Fun Finder X and run my refrigerator on propane most all of the time you're not going to run out of propane or kill a battery that quickly I am running to 12 volt and I can easily run three to four days of refrigerator plus other things while camping before I need to recharge. That being said I am very frugal with the electric. But to bring a camper in and parked down the street a day before to get it cold to load it no you will not kill your battery and I don't believe it would be that hard on your electric or gas. Best of wishes have a great time camping... Dusty

[raineman]

I would not try to park my rig on a hill as steep as you describe. Any storage around? You gotta be killing your tow vehicle trying to get that thing up your driveway. Best of luck

[Duoglide1]

If you have to cool the fridge quickly have some of those reusable ice bricks to add in with your food both in the freezer or refrigerator. Or put a bag of ice in a Tupperware type container top and bottom-fill the refrigerator/freezer with cold items and go. Just don't try to cool warm food drinks until it gets to temp. Good luck.


2012 NuWay HitchHiker 363RSBDA, 2016 Ford F-350 Dually 6.7