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pdaniel · 07-07-2019, 07:43 AM

I had one of those Xlite Cougars, a 30RLI, with the "polar" package. I used it over a couple of winters in an RV park in overnight temps pushing close to 20 degrees F. I had no freeze-ups other than a heated hose that no longer heated. The furnace ran pretty much non-stop so a good supply of propane (we had a 50 gallon tank leased from a propane company).
So, if you are also using supplemental heat (electric space heaters) make sure you don't stop the furnace from keeping the belly warm.
Now, as far as traveling in freezing-I would winterize the system before travel.

07-07-2019, 07:43 AM	#12
pdaniel Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2017 Location: Sandy Posts: 191	I had one of those Xlite Cougars, a 30RLI, with the "polar" package. I used it over a couple of winters in an RV park in overnight temps pushing close to 20 degrees F. I had no freeze-ups other than a heated hose that no longer heated. The furnace ran pretty much non-stop so a good supply of propane (we had a 50 gallon tank leased from a propane company). So, if you are also using supplemental heat (electric space heaters) make sure you don't stop the furnace from keeping the belly warm. Now, as far as traveling in freezing-I would winterize the system before travel.