Do I need to re-winterize

[cdjenn]

I de -winterized my 2019 jayco pinnacle 32RLTS to camp this weekend.forcast shows lows for two nights next week getting 18-20 degrees...day time high 32degrees...after those 2 days...lows in mid 30’s and highs mid 50’s...will leaving propane heat on in the camper keep underbelly warm? I will drain tanks and water heater... or do I need to go ahead and re winterize it?

[Radar57]

My thought is people camp in those type temperatures without winterizing. If you leave the heat on i would think you would be okay. As you said drain water heater.

[Ranger431]

I sssume you’re in Russellville, AL? If so, I’m a bit north of you in Huntsville and you probably would. But I probably would. Hate to say it, but the pain of re-winterizing is nothing compared to the pain of fixing a blown waterline.

This was my first year in this rig, and I’ve spent most of the winter worrying I missed something LOL. All of my TTs were easy, and I’d just use compressed air and blow it out. This one has a residential fridge (e/ ice maker), washer & dryer, island, etc. so I had to use the pink stuff. .

[JaycoMLOK]

If it were me I would. $10 for the antifreeze and 1/2 hr of time = a peace of mind for me not to worry about it.

[cdjenn]

Russellville Arkansas...and thanks for all the replies

[JaycoMLOK]

Originally Posted by cdjenn

Russellville Arkansas...and thanks for all the replies

I'm about 2hr north of you. Along with the low temps (saying low of 12 here)there calling for 10 to 20mph winds here with the cold front also. Wind is a big freezing factor with the low temps!

[Ranger431]

Originally Posted by cdjenn

Russellville Arkansas...and thanks for all the replies

Definitely for me if you’re talking AR vs AL.

[cdjenn]

I will re winterize...thanks for the help😊