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[Brother Les]

That looked to be a red flag when you said that you used three space heaters. The furnace ducts running under the camper are there with the belief of keeping the temp level above the freezing temp. I believe this would be correct if you were only using the furnace and not space heaters. You would burn the heck out of propane. getting warm air going through the ducts would help so much to keep any lines from freezing. I like the idea of setting a small space heater in the outside kit.

[jtstromsburg]

Originally Posted by Brother Les

That looked to be a red flag when you said that you used three space heaters. The furnace ducts running under the camper are there with the belief of keeping the temp level above the freezing temp. I believe this would be correct if you were only using the furnace and not space heaters. You would burn the heck out of propane. getting warm air going through the ducts would help so much to keep any lines from freezing. I like the idea of setting a small space heater in the outside kit.

Yeah you're right. In a different post, I talked about that. Once it got below 25 at night, I turned everything but the furnace off, with the exception of one heater placed in the outdoor kitchen and one in the basement (ran on a separate 20a breaker.


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[jtstromsburg]

Originally Posted by herb 88

How you coming on winter warmed to that trailer

Haven't done anything yet as I had surgery on my ankle on the 5th and am still recovering. Thankfully, I'll be goods to go come camping season!

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