Hi Debbie:
When we had
to winter up north, NJ, I used a shop vacuum to suck all the
water from the lines. Seemed to work OK.
Carl.
On 12/6/2024 7:38 PM, Debbie Munsey
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Hello! I think I sent this
question already, but I didn't get a reply, see it in the
forum,? or see it in? my "sent" folder so I'll try again. I
did see a message that my account wasn't confirmed, but I
think I've rectified that.? - Debbie Edwards, Williamsburg, Va
Question:
I have a 2022 Ranger 12 but
since I purchased it just last March, this is the first winter
I've owned it.? It's garaged in the tidewater area of Virginia
so it's protected from rain and snow, but still subjected to
some cold temperatures.? We get many nights and some days
below freezing December through early March.? My question is:
If I have drained all the water from my camper, do I still
need to blow out the residual moisture and add antifreeze, or
is draining enough?? I can understand how ice expanding in
lines and tanks full of water could rupture them, but would a
small amount of residual water damage pipes and lines? I ask
because I'm not handy, and my dealer is an hour's drive away
and charges $200 for the service. Better safe than sorry, or
probably not necessary? Thanks!