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Jim-n-Kathy · 11-15-2009, 03:58 PM

Thanks All,
Well Elco [Brrrr]NV is in our dust it's once again evening and we are snow et up in Salt Lake. The temps tonight will be approx 20F. Today we made the 245 mile trek while running the furace at 65F. The outside temps reached 35. So, when we tried the park water again just to see if we; A] -had circulation now, or B] -had bursted plumbing-we got good news. I guess the Keystone good fairy was with us because the darn water thing worked and there was no damage to old Monty's PVC innards. So, I got lucky. But most importantly most of you gave me sage advice for cold weather from here on out; We will always use the on board tank and skip the park plumbing when the temps dip.
I see a nice morning hot shower in my near future without leaving the confines of our portable home.
Thanks again,

Jim -n- Kathy [and Sami the yellow lab.....

11-15-2009, 03:58 PM	#8
Jim-n-Kathy Seasoned Camper Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Folsom Posts: 51 M.O.C. #7917	Thanks All, Well Elco [Brrrr]NV is in our dust it's once again evening and we are snow et up in Salt Lake. The temps tonight will be approx 20F. Today we made the 245 mile trek while running the furace at 65F. The outside temps reached 35. So, when we tried the park water again just to see if we; A] -had circulation now, or B] -had bursted plumbing-we got good news. I guess the Keystone good fairy was with us because the darn water thing worked and there was no damage to old Monty's PVC innards. So, I got lucky. But most importantly most of you gave me sage advice for cold weather from here on out; We will always use the on board tank and skip the park plumbing when the temps dip. I see a nice morning hot shower in my near future without leaving the confines of our portable home. Thanks again, Jim -n- Kathy [and Sami the yellow lab.....