About seven years ago, we were just north of Kansas City assisting with the care of a relative, and as it got past Thanksgiving, the weather got colder. I had already purchased a Pirit heated water hose and had prepared for the worse. We were experiencing temps as cold as 9 degrees over night, many low to mid teens the rest of the time, and we were going through a 7 gallon cylinder of propane in two days, but we never had anything freeze. We got out of there about a week into December and made a run to warmer conditions. Other than the cost of propane getting over $4 a gallon, we escaped without any damage. So, it can be done, but you must run the furnace to get heat into the belly, assuming you have an enclosed belly in the rig, otherwise you might have issues and might need to construct a temporary skirt around the rig.
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Bob & Becky
2012 3402 Montana
2012 Chevy 2500HD D/A CC
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