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Topic: What Did You Do To Your Class B Today ?

Posted By: georgelesley on 11/11/13 07:59pm

NoVa RT wrote:

Winterized the Roadtrek, reluctantly, since we are hoping to take a weekend trip soon. However, we are supposed to have 2 nights in a row with a low around 26 degrees, which (from what I read here) is on the cusp of needing to winterize, and I didn't want to take any chances. Will probably still take that trip and just make do.


We winterized in Utah a month ago and 2000 miles from home, and just finished a trip to KY`that took 10 days. BTW we live in Northern MN. We are done for the season now, but if you can keep warm, winter travel without water and sewage can be done. Enjoy your trip.


George 20 yr USAF & Lesley


Posted By: sergeant76 on 11/11/13 10:13pm

Finished winterizing our RoadTrek, check and added air to the tires, insulated the RT windows, 3 windows, AC, Fantistic Fan, Fan in bathroom, and did couple Modifications.
Put our Porta Potti in the RT for winter use if necessary.


Ron


Ron & Rose Cabral
New Bedford, MA
2010 Chevy/RoadTrek 190 Popular
FMCA-303873 ~K1RRC~ [email protected]


Posted By: Karsty on 11/12/13 09:44am

I've finished all my winterizing this morning. Was procrastinating a bit. Woke up this morning to freezing temperatures and a light dusting of snow on the ground. A good sneeze would blow it away. [emoticon] I finished it off as I only had a couple minor things to do ... remove some food items and make sure that I have all my winter bed clothes there and filled up the propane for furnace and checked to make sure the electric ceramic heater was working.

All is good as I am heading out this afternoon for a short trip. I use my ERA all year. A little snow and cold weather doesn't stop a true Canadian. LOL [emoticon]


Karsty (The Wandering Viking)

2012 Winnebago ERA


Posted By: Kimbopolo on 11/13/13 07:44pm

Just got home yesterday from a 3-week road trip so I'm still moving back into the house. Yesterday, I used Happy Camper before dumping the tanks.

Then I cleaned the bathroom and the kitchen at the dump station before getting home. Now I'm glad I did. That means this weekend, all we have to do is vacuum inside and wash the exterior.

Can't wait for the next trip!


2010 Roadtrek 190 Popular
http://www.kimbopolo.blogspot.com


Posted By: Fastpaddler on 11/13/13 08:07pm

Karsty wrote:

I've finished all my winterizing this morning. Was procrastinating a bit. Woke up this morning to freezing temperatures and a light dusting of snow on the ground. A good sneeze would blow it away. [emoticon] I finished it off as I only had a couple minor things to do ... remove some food items and make sure that I have all my winter bed clothes there and filled up the propane for furnace and checked to make sure the electric ceramic heater was working.

All is good as I am heading out this afternoon for a short trip. I use my ERA all year. A little snow and cold weather doesn't stop a true Canadian. LOL [emoticon]


Spoken like a true Canadian and, i must add, a Viking, like me(remember I mentioned that)[emoticon]escended from 8th Century Viking settlement in Normandy. I see from the blog that many like us are winterizing but travelling too in winter. Pretty warm here on Vancouver Island and can actually camp comfortably with bottled water and using local indoor facilities for shower.
Today, I moved all freezable goods to house pantry, serviced batteries and put solar trickle chargers on house and engine battery.

Greetings
AL


Posted By: goreds2 on 11/14/13 09:34am

Last Friday, my underhood battery was drained. I trickle charged it until Sunday and it started right up. [emoticon]


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Posted By: Metaphor 7182 on 11/14/13 10:12am

Winter prep is complete. Looking at 12-volt dehumidifiers for the apron time between trips.


Posted By: Karsty on 11/14/13 12:05pm

goreds2 wrote:

Last Friday, my underhood battery was drained. I trickle charged it until Sunday and it started right up. [emoticon]


My chassis battery drained on me once. Fortunately it was summer time and I became aware of it shortly after. I was able to boost the engine from the coach battery and took the RV for a long drive. All has been fine since then. [emoticon] I had left my headlights on ... any idea how your battery discharge?


Posted By: My Roadtrek on 11/14/13 12:17pm

Please stay on topic. If you want to change the topic start a new thread, or PM the member with your question.

Thanks

Remember, the topic is "What did you do to your Class B today?"


Posted By: HiknDoug on 11/16/13 06:01pm

I bought a 04 PW Excel.
Now to figure out the ins and outs. As my wife had back surgery, the trusty VW Bus is just to uncomfortable for our upcoming CCW trek around the US.


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