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Originally Posted by pawags45
When winterizing a Pinnicle 36SSWS
1) Do you need to remove the batteries and put them some place warm if you keep it plugged in to 50amp the entire winter. ?
2) Are the 2 low point drain valves in the front basement behind the panel the only low point drain plugs or are there some in the back of the camper since both places have low point drains.?
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i have always removed the batteries and kept them in the garage, putting a trickle charger on them every so ofter to keep them topped off. That also gives me the opportunity to properly clean and service them, something that's very hard to do when they are installed. That said though, i ended up leaving them in last winter as we were taking the rig in to have the crack repaired in mid-February, and the batteries were fine. in the long run it's probably personal preference.
As far as the low point drains, we have four. The two in the basement, the other two behind the rear axle, one on each side. The right side is the FW tank drain, the one on the left for the fridge water lines.