winterizing new 2011 rockwood roo 233s

[mtaxter]

This is our first time winterizing our camper....is there anything additional or different that we need to do from winterizing a camper that isn't expandable? A friend is helping us winterize but he doesn't have an expandable.

[TURBS]

go to the faq section of the forum theres a lot to be learned and read from there about winterizing .

normally no there is not much difference other than things may be in different places .
IE the water pump , filter etc etc
good luck !

[Triguy]

mtaxter,

f1100's recommendation to go to the FA section and read the winterizing post will cover you. The big part is winterizing the water system.

You may want to clean the canvas on your bunk ends and wipe down your bunk seals if they are dirty before storing it away for the winter. As always, make sure the bunks are sealed properly with no cloth pinched in between the seals. I put some powdered graphite in the latch locks.

That's about the only difference I find between a hybrid and a TT.

As with any trailer, make sure to get up on that roof and check the caulk. While up there, take a look at the orange lights above the front and rear bunk to make sure they are sealed and caulk as needed.

[bikendan]

some have put painter's tape along the gaps of the bunk doors, just to help prevent water getting in.

Man! am i glad i don't have to winterize!

[drs244]

bikendan,

Man! am i glad i don't have to winterize!

Now your just showing off

[biken201]

Man! am i glad i don't have to winterize!

I mirror that statement. Yes, I'm showing off too; but 30 years living in the midwest has me appreciating where I currently reside (and especially at this time of the year).