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Old 03-07-2017, 04:57 PM   #3
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Another alternative: Wait until your first stop to flush/sanitize. That way you'll have power overnight. You can bring along bottled water to drink, wash your hands, flush the toilet, etc. In addition, since you're staying in it you'll notice pretty quickly if there is an issue.
This is my preferred solution when departing the north in winter... I de-winterize once below the frost line. It is the safest way - and really isn't difficult to do on the road.

At 16 degrees - in addition to furnace blower using battery - you will consume a bit of propane... These units are not insulated like a house.
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