Recent content by tmaxx00

Thank you. Makes sense. We are new to winter in an rv so you feedback is very helpful. Sounds like I need to open up the bottom (in warmer weather) and wrap the kitchen pipes in insulation. In the meantime, I will run the furnace but I doubt water lines will unfreeze until I get to warmer climate.

Thanks fir the explanation. Can you suggest how to check the low point drain? Just open it and see if water flows? If water doesn't flow then it's frozen? I am running off of city water connection.

I'm not sure how a drain could impact water into the kitchen faucet. Please explain. Also, it seems the kitchen water lines aren't accessible as they pass under the floor. Is that correct?

I have a 2017 Bighorn 3160EL. We got to -8F last night in Indiana. I am not skirted since we are pulling out and heading South next week.. I have a small heater running on low heat in the furnace area where the water lines are located. Kept furnace at 65F and it kicked on throughout the night...

I am replacing the slide seal on my 2017 Bighorn. The existing seal is a "double sweep seal" shown below in left pic. It's a single piece that wraps around the exterior wall with sweeps inside and out. A 96" piece of this original seal is $400! I found a single seal on Amazon for much cheaper at...