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Old 03-07-2014, 10:13 AM   #41
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Pro, I hope you are feeling better. Someone on this forum once said, "You will either have a good time, or a good story." And it is possible to have both.

Why is it that men with "high foreheads" always seem to hit their heads more than others? (Speaking about Len.... )

On freezing temps when we're not dewinterized, our strategy is to:

1. Disconnect the outer lines.
2. Open cabinet doors that have pipes behind them.
3. Run the furnace on low, and just pile on extra clothes, bedding. This heats the trailer's underside.
4. You can also travel with a jug of light anti-freeze such as windshield washer fluid, and put some down the drains if wastewater freezing is a possibility.

Otherwise we do camp at the beginning and end of the shoulder seasons with a winterized Bambi-- with pipes blown out, &c. Lots of water jugs, and showers in a CG facility only. Manual flush. You can still put water down the drains with a chaser of windshield washer fluid.
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Why is it that men with "high foreheads" always seem to hit their heads more than others? (Speaking about Len.... )
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