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sreigle · 03-23-2008, 04:20 PM

Steve, as Andy mentioned, all Montanas have the Arctic Package. It's technically listed as an option but it's a "required option." That's what we were told on all three Montanas we have purchased.

As far as I know, the insulation blanket mentioned by tjuhl is the total arctic package. Someone awhile back posted some rather impressive information about how much that blanket helps.

Andy, correct on the 2007's. For the earlier models it was 27, though, not 20. At least it was when I asked Keystone about it. I'm not sure if it's really a "guarantee." Is it stated as a guarantee or does it say "tested to zero degrees?" In any case, we can tell you it works. We've had this Montana in five below zero weather and a week where the high for the week was 14 and never had any freezing of lines or tanks inside the rig.

03-23-2008, 04:20 PM	#10
sreigle Montana Master Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Oceanside Posts: 20,028 M.O.C. #20	Steve, as Andy mentioned, all Montanas have the Arctic Package. It's technically listed as an option but it's a "required option." That's what we were told on all three Montanas we have purchased. As far as I know, the insulation blanket mentioned by tjuhl is the total arctic package. Someone awhile back posted some rather impressive information about how much that blanket helps. Andy, correct on the 2007's. For the earlier models it was 27, though, not 20. At least it was when I asked Keystone about it. I'm not sure if it's really a "guarantee." Is it stated as a guarantee or does it say "tested to zero degrees?" In any case, we can tell you it works. We've had this Montana in five below zero weather and a week where the high for the week was 14 and never had any freezing of lines or tanks inside the rig.