slobadoberbob
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- Jun 1, 2009
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- Winnebago 23' something
- Exp
- 25 years & counting
As no one has purchased the Winnebago yet, today was scheduled to close it down. Good job it is nice and warm today.
Pump ON, all taps open, open the outside shower locker and open the taps.. then to the dump value locker and pull both (emptying what was left in the black..flushed through) .. then the Attwood boiler drained as well and the drain valve left open. Inserted the cover I made a few years back to make it warm.. insulations stuff.... then set the auto temperature gauge to kick in the system at 34 degrees f .... wrote a note and left it in the usual door handle to the bypass valves saying what had to be turned back on in the Spring.
Next when we get the cold snap we will turn the two tube heaters on. Also to put the dehumidifier back on and set it to auto .. drains to the outside via the sink and the open grey valve...
Just now to put the screen covers on and the tyre covers.. need to remove JIM's tyre monitor valves (cannot see them inside the wheel covers)... so it is now 99% put to bed.
I will continue to advertise it .... I do tend to run the engine up and generator every couple of weeks and also take it out for a run every few weeks int he winter time. .. such a sad time of the year for our Winnebago.
Bob
Pump ON, all taps open, open the outside shower locker and open the taps.. then to the dump value locker and pull both (emptying what was left in the black..flushed through) .. then the Attwood boiler drained as well and the drain valve left open. Inserted the cover I made a few years back to make it warm.. insulations stuff.... then set the auto temperature gauge to kick in the system at 34 degrees f .... wrote a note and left it in the usual door handle to the bypass valves saying what had to be turned back on in the Spring.
Next when we get the cold snap we will turn the two tube heaters on. Also to put the dehumidifier back on and set it to auto .. drains to the outside via the sink and the open grey valve...
Just now to put the screen covers on and the tyre covers.. need to remove JIM's tyre monitor valves (cannot see them inside the wheel covers)... so it is now 99% put to bed.
I will continue to advertise it .... I do tend to run the engine up and generator every couple of weeks and also take it out for a run every few weeks int he winter time. .. such a sad time of the year for our Winnebago.
Bob