Sadly.. here in Michigan.. It wont be too much longer until its time to winterize the 5th wheel ..So what useful tips and tricks are out there for doing the job right..and not having to take it to a dealer...my 5th wheel is a rear kitchen model..2012 cougar high country 299rks...thank you
Don't forget the outside shower.
Be sure to pour a cupful or two in your P-traps.
Make sure you leave some in the toilet to help keep the seals from drying out.
I also buy a couple of the DampRid containers. They absorb moisture and odors.
It says 5th wheel but Scroll down about 5 pages and it'll show the diagram for most TT's . Check out the whole thing to answer questions or to find out how to winterize. Very helpful information.
I was also informed to remove the Filter cylinder after all lines are filled with antifreeze because although it won't freeze it might jell and cause the Filter cylinder to crack up near the top.
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2011 Cedar Creek 36B2 ordered with outside kitchen removed and a nice big wardrobe in it's place.
Pulled with a 2011 F-250 Super Duty 6.7 Diesel Crew Cab and 8' box with a Hensley BD-3 Trailer Saver. F R O G members.
We get a lot of snow here so I throw a small canvas over the AC unit and tie a rope around the bottom to 'tuck it in' and hold it in place. Just the AC.
Also, I leave the trailer front high to help drain off snow water.
Don't forget the mouse poison.
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