Hi all, new here. I have a Catalina Deluxe 29 DDS. Plan on using it this fall, November, in Ohio for hunting. How much will the enclosed underbelly protect the tanks from freezing?
Just realize that your RV is, at best, a 3 season RV.
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No heaters and don't think I want to try removing underbelly to install. Fortunately will be at campground with full hookup. Hopefully it doesn't go full winter on me. Wasn't sure how much heat the ductwork would provide. Evidently not much, thanks.
Grab some political vote for me signs of your choice and place them around your TT, from the side to the ground. Thus "enclosing" the underbelly. It will keep the wind from sucking out the heat in the underbelly area and also keep the living area warmer. Try to seal off the underbelly as best you can.
Good hunting to you.
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Many times and with the things I mentioned, we're usually good down to about 20° to 25° for several days. Beyond that, unless you wrap the lower exterior and add some sort of heat there, you fight a losing battle.
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