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This is a very old thread, although the subject has been brought up in newer threads many times. This one contains the opinions of two individuals whom I respect very much...Inland Andy and Jammer.
Tomorrow is my first time travelling in sub zero temps. It will be -4*F when we leave for Florida in the morning.
Trailer is pre-warmed right now to 55* to 60* and I will run the furnace at it's lowest setting (40*, I believe) for the first day's run south.
We'll see how it goes. I am more concerned with the fridge freezing the food. I wonder if I should shut it off?? Will the 40* inside the trailer keep it warmed enough (outside temp -4*) to prevent freezing?
What is you all's experience with the fridge at sub-zero temps??
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