Cold Weather Plumbing

[davidkerryedwards]

It could be that simply cutting vents into those areas could be enough by
itself. The
previous owner of my previous Travco had done just that to keep the pipes warm.
If air
can circulate in the pipe runs, and no pipes run on the outside you should be ok
in pretty
cold temperatures.

Kerry
82 FC 35
Denver

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Tom Warner wrote:
>
> Ernie I believe you said you took the side panels off between the
> rear bedroom wall and the wall just prior to the side bath. How much
> room is there in there? In my coach there are freeze heaters in the
> rear, the bathroom and under the kitchen sink etc.
>
> Just a guess at this point but why not just cut small vents in the
> side panels and install small 12 volt computer fans that will suck
> warm air from the room into those spots? Would not take much air to
> stop them from freezing.
>
> Appears to be two problems. The first is for those that store their
> coaches in cold weather and the second is for those that use them.
>
> tom warner
> vernon center,ny