Yes, Bama Bob, but, when you are using the trailer for a house you don't have a choice. In the summer it was over 90 and it got down into the 20's before we could move back in and winterize the trailer. We had to use the heated hoses to bring in water (yes, they worked pretty well) and put antifreeze in the dump hoses, but, it worked. The trailer came through in grand style and we have made several trips this year with it with no problems. I really appreciated the Forest River workmanship on this rig and how well it held up. I was worried about the snow weight, but, it held up well and didn't seem to bother it. All 12 inches came in one snow storm, but, the next few days were warm enough to melt the snow and it cleared right off. But, I still wouldn't stand on the roof of the slide out.
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