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Originally Posted by beeje
GLS3950, There is no need to remove the batteries. Just keep the camper plugged into shore power all winter. They will be fine (fully charged batteries do not freeze). Don't forget to check the water level every month or so. Get a 50 to 15 adapter so you don't have to use the anaconda cord. I have done this for the last 15 years on 3 different campers and have never had a problem.
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I also have kept my last 4 rigs (20 years) plugged in, with no problems, I installed a 30 amp outlet to run an air conditioner when it gets hot. I think the heat causes more damage than cold. For bitter cold I have a 100 gallon pig for LP and run it at 45 even though i winterize.
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The "Black Pearl"-2017 3731FL Legacy Package
2017 F-450 Platinum, 6.7 PSD