Now that we are in autumn, it is time to begin planning and preparing the annual chore of winterizing the RV.
Cold temperatures here in New Mexico occasionally drop down into the 30s even in October. I have plenty of water system anti-freeze already on hand that I bought on sale last year.
This is the topic of an article in RV Life.
They begin it with:
Putting your RV away for winter takes a little preparation, but a clear plan makes the job more manageable. Start before freezing weather arrives, with attention to the plumbing, batteries, interior, and exterior.
Michael Ellingson, a Master Certified RV Technician with Blue Compass RV/Coach Net, recommends beginning with the water system and considering the climate where you’ll store your RV. His advice helps you work through the process, including easily missed fixtures and storage tasks.
The steps below focus on an RV that will sit unused over winter. Keep your RV and appliance manuals handy, since the right procedure depends on your particular setup.
To read more, go here.
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