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how to winterize rv
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//Winterize your camper in 4-easy steps.
1. Drain the tanks
2. Drain the lines
3. Blow the lines out
4. Fill the lines with antifreeze
//This video shows how to complete each step and a few bonus tips to get your camper ready for winter
//Use antifreeze or compressed air to blow-out the lines?
If you have done any searching for tips to winterize your RV, you have probably come across a debate about how to do it.
I do both. I would rather spend a little more time in the fall than repair a broken line in the spring.
When I winterize a camper, I blow the air out of the lines first and then fill them with antifreeze. I store my camper outdoors in the Ohio winter and temperatures drop below freezing for weeks at a time. If you live in a milder climate where the temperatures are above freezing for most of the winter. You could consider only 1 of the 2 methods.
If I had to pick 1 I would skip blowing-out the lines and use antifreeze only. That is because the antifreeze displaces the water and any remaining water will be diluted to a point where damage from freezing is unlikely.
//Tools and equipment needed
• RV Antifreeze amzn.to/2rrAUho
• Winterizing Kit (this might already be built into your RV)
• Blow-Out Adapter (optional) amzn.to/2jDlOBR
• Air Compressor (optional)
• Water Heater Drain Socket amzn.to/2jEptQ0
//Replacement Anode Rods
If you anode rode needs replaced here are the most common rods
* Suburban Anode Rod amzn.to/2kcuhML
*Atwood Anode Rod amzn.to/2KHALhx
//If you don't have a winterizing kit or valve the camco kit is easy to install and not to expensive. Check it out here on Amazon.
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//To winterize without using your RV's pump or a winterizing kit use a hand pump connected to your city water port.
amzn.to/2IhfldR
//Support the channel by shopping on Amazon
amzn.to/2I1l8AV
// Online
*Facebook – weekendrvadventures.com/community
*Website – weekendrvadventures.com
//Audio Video Gear
*Camera - Canon M50 amzn.to/2rt1eHE
*Microphone - Audio-Technica AT8024 amzn.to/2KE1M6p
* Joby Gorilla Pod amzn.to/2rq55WZ
//Music credits:
“Catch Synth and Guitar” Mark Clark soundcloud.com/markclark
*We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
1. Drain the tanks
2. Drain the lines
3. Blow the lines out
4. Fill the lines with antifreeze
//This video shows how to complete each step and a few bonus tips to get your camper ready for winter
//Use antifreeze or compressed air to blow-out the lines?
If you have done any searching for tips to winterize your RV, you have probably come across a debate about how to do it.
I do both. I would rather spend a little more time in the fall than repair a broken line in the spring.
When I winterize a camper, I blow the air out of the lines first and then fill them with antifreeze. I store my camper outdoors in the Ohio winter and temperatures drop below freezing for weeks at a time. If you live in a milder climate where the temperatures are above freezing for most of the winter. You could consider only 1 of the 2 methods.
If I had to pick 1 I would skip blowing-out the lines and use antifreeze only. That is because the antifreeze displaces the water and any remaining water will be diluted to a point where damage from freezing is unlikely.
//Tools and equipment needed
• RV Antifreeze amzn.to/2rrAUho
• Winterizing Kit (this might already be built into your RV)
• Blow-Out Adapter (optional) amzn.to/2jDlOBR
• Air Compressor (optional)
• Water Heater Drain Socket amzn.to/2jEptQ0
//Replacement Anode Rods
If you anode rode needs replaced here are the most common rods
* Suburban Anode Rod amzn.to/2kcuhML
*Atwood Anode Rod amzn.to/2KHALhx
//If you don't have a winterizing kit or valve the camco kit is easy to install and not to expensive. Check it out here on Amazon.
amzn.to/2rq6rB3
//To winterize without using your RV's pump or a winterizing kit use a hand pump connected to your city water port.
amzn.to/2IhfldR
//Support the channel by shopping on Amazon
amzn.to/2I1l8AV
// Online
*Facebook – weekendrvadventures.com/community
*Website – weekendrvadventures.com
//Audio Video Gear
*Camera - Canon M50 amzn.to/2rt1eHE
*Microphone - Audio-Technica AT8024 amzn.to/2KE1M6p
* Joby Gorilla Pod amzn.to/2rq55WZ
//Music credits:
“Catch Synth and Guitar” Mark Clark soundcloud.com/markclark
*We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
About this tutorial
Weekend RV Adventures published this 16:27 video tutorial on November 8, 2018. It has been watched 62,333 times on YouTube.
- Channel
- Weekend RV Adventures
- Category
- Travel & Events
- Duration
- 16:27
- Published
- November 8, 2018
- Views
- 62,333
- Likes
- 764