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Rv winterize/storage


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I worked for a rv place a couple of years back, it will not hurt them to stay outside if you have to. just make sure you do not get a big builtup of snow on the roof. Also remember when you clean the roof on there are vent covers on top, they will crack if you hit them with a shovel. you can also disconnect your pump and add a short section of hose and pump the pink antifreeze liquid thru the lines. bypass the hot water heater, you do not want to fill it, takes 5 gallons. turn on the pump and then open each facet in turn until the pink stuff comes out, let it run a few second to fill the traps. remove the battery, do not want it to freeze over the winter. if your camper is newer you will have the bypass on the water heater and a valve to switch from the main water tank and the pump line. hope this helps.

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