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Originally Posted by Olmoose
Hi Folks,
We typically try and travel in southerly directions to miss freezing temps. This year departing around January 1st and heading West (from Mid TN) we will no doubt face freezing temps crossing the plains and various passes. Other than keeping my winterized standards (no water in tanks, ect) what have others done?
Note that we drive 2006 Winnebago Aspect 26. I was considering temporarily running duct work from chassis heater to the under-bed area containing the water tank, freshwater pump and backside of water heater. I am however quite skeptical that the factory ford heater is up to blowing enough hot air while underway and this still leaves holding tanks. Any body care to share ideas?
Thank you!
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I imagine running your propane house furnace and water heater would take care of winter's concerns, so well as to avoid winterizing the rig during your pass-through of cold temps. Between the two appliances, you will run through propane very quickly so be watchful of it.
Unless an Aspect is not engineered for cold temps, I imagine you could keep using all your plumbing functionality too. If you have 12V tank heaters, use them and be watchful of your house battery.
Doing as I suggest is just for a few days to get you beyond the cold.