If the trailer is winterized, leave it that way until you get well past the "cold temperatures".... As for the trailer, make sure the tires have the proper temps, that all the lights work properly as well as the brakes. If it's stored outside, clean as much of the snow/ice off of it before you move it. It's surprising how much a foot of snow on the roof weighs, so no need to be carrying that weight on the axles and tires and possibly overloading your GVW. Get rid of it before you move it. As for the refrigerator, you've probably read the threads about frozen refrigerators, so I wouldn't start it up until you're in warmer weather.
Once you get hitched and start towing, make sure you're familiar with how your rig handles on ice. You'll probably encounter some along the way, so be aware of how to stay in control.
Otherwise, take it easy, enjoy the trip and if you are going to make a "several day trip" out of getting there, consider staying at a motel (rather than your RV) for the first couple of nights. You'll be more comfortable and it will also give your RV time to warm up before you start using the systems. Don't turn on your LED/LCD TV's until they have been above about 40F for several hours.
Good Luck and enjoy your escape !!!!!
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John
2015 F250 6.7l 4x4
2014 Cougar X Lite 27RKS
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