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We have decided that we will exchange our swift voyager for a RV and have decided on a winnebago aspect with a bedroom but on chatting to someone else about one they said that RV's are too cold in the winter for him, has anyone with a RV found this to be the case?
We are fulltiming and need to know before we change as we wouldn't want to regret changing as our MH has got full insulation and is toasty warm in the winter:thumb:
Also do you get pipes freezing in the winter, are they winterized, where are the water tanks? are they on board or underslung?
We are fulltiming and need to know before we change as we wouldn't want to regret changing as our MH has got full insulation and is toasty warm in the winter:thumb:
Also do you get pipes freezing in the winter, are they winterized, where are the water tanks? are they on board or underslung?