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steves · 03-05-2006, 05:14 AM

Condensation in an issue in any RV in cold weather. There are workarounds specifically related to ventilation that will help control this situation. To live in a RV in extreme cold conditions there are additional steps that must be taken to maintain running water in the coach and not have water lines freeze. There are quite a few of our members full timing in their Montana's and will probably be along shortly with tips and suggestions on how best to do this. You can also use the search facility on this Forum to look for Cold Weather and Water Lines Freezing type topics that will also give you a lot of information. The majority of 5th wheels are categorized as not being full time units but as stated before with the proper planning and know how that is very doable.

03-05-2006, 05:14 AM	#2
steves Montana Master Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Belvidere Posts: 1,834 M.O.C. #185	Condensation in an issue in any RV in cold weather. There are workarounds specifically related to ventilation that will help control this situation. To live in a RV in extreme cold conditions there are additional steps that must be taken to maintain running water in the coach and not have water lines freeze. There are quite a few of our members full timing in their Montana's and will probably be along shortly with tips and suggestions on how best to do this. You can also use the search facility on this Forum to look for Cold Weather and Water Lines Freezing type topics that will also give you a lot of information. The majority of 5th wheels are categorized as not being full time units but as stated before with the proper planning and know how that is very doable.