I have found the most valuable tool for winterizing a VEGAS/AXIS

[Mo_Mike]

Last fall and this spring I fought to find the valves to winterize our 25.2, since mist of our valves are out of site (and almost out of reach)

This year I got a mirror to be able to see the valves, and what color of hose they we're actually attached to...

If someone had posted about this technological marvel, I had missed it.

But, it made my life much easier this time around...

[Jerry B.]

I use a telescoping mechanics mirror for that and to check my chassis battery. Works great.

[Wonderdog]

Also have a 25.2 and winterizing is done a few days a year utiling this tool.

[Mo_Mike]

Originally Posted by Wonderdog

Also have a 25.2 and winterizing is done a few days a year utiling this tool.
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Okay, help an old hillbilly here...

What exactly is this a picture of?

[Wonderdog]

Originally Posted by Mo_Mike

Okay, help an old hillbilly here...

What exactly is this a picture of?

5000 BTU ceramic heater by Pelonis. Keeps the ice devils at bay the few days a year they visit. Keeps the 25.2 toasty with a outside temp of 34. Not toasty but not freezing with outside temp of 23.

[Bob Denman]

I thought that the "best winterizing tool", would be a map pointing to locations in the South!

[rickymac]

Originally Posted by wonderdog

also have a 25.2 and winterizing is done a few days a year utiling this tool.
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:d:d:d!

[Mo_Mike]

Originally Posted by Bob Denman

I thought that the "best winterizing tool", would be a map pointing to locations in the South!

Would save a lot of work😎

[Bob Denman]

That's what I figured!

[Wonderdog]

Originally Posted by Bob Denman

I thought that the "best winterizing tool", would be a map pointing to locations in the South!

Already there. Here's a screenshot of a couple mornings ago in North Georgia. Running south, now at Georgia Veterans Memorial State Park.

[DocMike]

WonderDog,

I you have time try Old Federal Park on Lake Lanier. We spent the 4th of July there and had a blast! Tyr out site 53.

DocMike

[Wonderdog]

Of course that little bit of distance south has resulted in milder temps at Ga Vets Mem SP. Pic from tonight while sitting outside by the fire.

[Wonderdog]

Originally Posted by DocMike

WonderDog,

I you have time try Old Federal Park on Lake Lanier. We spent the 4th of July there and had a blast! Tyr out site 53.

DocMike

Can I get to Lake Lanier on state roads and avoid Atlanta interstates?

[DocMike]

It's off of I-40 near Flowery Branch Ga. Picture below from the 4th.

http://www.thorforums.com/forums/att...1&d=1509150702

I know what you mean the I-75 and its offspring (the inner and outer and various loops) are horrible. My in-laws live in Flowery Branch and that is all the closer to Atlanta that I will drive.

DocMike

[Wonderdog]

Very nice Doc. Last time I saw Lanier was in early 70s when I lived and worked in Sandy Springs. Went night fishing with floating lights for crappie with a friend. Drank a bunch of beer, no fish caught. ����. Ah, the bad old days!