We are planning a trip this weekend to attend a wedding in South Dakota. The lowest temperature forecast overnight for one night is 28 Degrees and will last a couple of hours. The temperature will be below 32 Degrees for about 6 hours total that same night. Obviously I know water freezes at 32 Degrees, and if I had a bottle of water sitting outside next to the camper, I would expect it to be frozen. However, with heat on in the T@B 320 can I get away with not draining/winterizing the camper for this one night of temperatures as described? I would like to know what others have done or not done.
Thank you!
Scott / 2019 T@B 400 "C@LYPSO" / 2015 Chevrolet Tahoe LTZ / Northern Illinois
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