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Using our Inspire in cold temps

Yahoo Message Number: 19735
This may seem like a stupid question, but we have a 2005 Inspire and will be in over night temperatures of around 30 degree this weekend.
Is there anything special we should be doing to hang out in our Inspire in these sort of temperatures?

Thanks!

Kary 05 Inspire 36'
#51499

Re: Using our Inspire in cold temps

Reply #1 –
Yahoo Message Number: 19740
Kary,

Watch for ice on the awnings above your slides. Sheets of ice form easily and could damage your awning if not removed before bringing the slides in.
Also, if it gets real cold its your aft (vanity) heater that heats the plumbing bay, if the aft heater is in use.
Have fun!
Jim & Barbara

2005 40' Inspire #51225

Re: Using our Inspire in cold temps

Reply #2 –
Yahoo Message Number: 19747
kary 993,

The most likely first place to have a freze problem, will be the ice maker line and valve located on the back of the fridge. If the temp only drops to 30 for short periods of time, you won't have any problems.
Rod Howes 05 Inspire 51372

YOU CAN ALWAYS SPOT A WELL INFORMED MAN-- HIS VIEWS ARE THE SAME AS YOURS.