moving to Alabama

[herewego]

Hello all we have decided to move to Alabama ( our place here in Texas is up for sale ) PM me if you want more info ,any way we DW and i will be staying in out Jayco eagle while we build, the weather there ( Northern Alabama is colder, Hartselle al Eva Alabama area , our Eagle is a 2017 has the climate shield if we are staying in it should I worry about winterize ? this is new to us as we seldom have freezing weather here on the Texas Coast ( note we had snow last week always after a storm NOTE we had no water in our neighborhood Not even close !!! Thank God no flooding near us, I did have some co workers that lost every thing ..very sad .

So what do you guys think,and if I need to any tips on the process would be appreciated Thanks Roy & Joyce
And Merry Christmas !!!

[RoyBraddy]

We love camping in the North ALA-GA-SC high country... Some of our favorite places like CLOUDLAND CANYON at the Trenton GA I59 exit... DESOTA STATE PARK at Ft Payne is just down the road...

Great winter camping as well haha...

Roy ken

[Jagiven]

Congratulations! I am not farmilar with that area. I don't think Alabama gets very cold for very long, so if your living in it with the heat on, I would fully suspect you'll be fine. My biggest concern will be the water supply line, and sewer lines, during cold snaps.

I would recommend having a large propane tank delivered.

[ccso2213]

I live in central Alabama. You should have no issues if you are living in it. I winterize for storage purposes. We do experience freezing temperatures, but usually warms above 32 during the day.


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[Siamese]

Alabama, eh? I live in Michigan, but this fall I towed our 26BH down to Alabama, as it's straight south of where I live, and therefore, the quickest way to get my trailer to a place with little or no snow. I dropped it off at a nice storage facility and drove the TV straight back to Michigan. Now, when we want to escape the Michigan winter, it's down there waiting for us.

Looks like I'm stored just a little south of you. We have it in Vinemont, right down I65 from you.

Our plan is to drive down in our winter months and hitch up and head further south.

So, as I read that Alabama's getting snow and cold weather right now, I'm thinking, what the heck!?!? Not worrying about it though, as it's bound to be better than Michigan in February.

[herewego]

Vinemont is right down the road. we went to visit our daughter 2 weeks back and it was 27 when we woke up.. warmed up fast during the day