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Moved parks this morning, found one with water still on and there's actually better weather. Washington Park in Anacortes, WA.
Is that the one all the way down past the ferry? Looks very familiar. I know it's not the other one up the road a bit then all the way in the opposite direction from HEB, the turns in there are so tight the X by itself was a tight squeeze.
I miss the summers up there, I spent 8 years on Whidbey. The other 10 months of the year can go to hell in a burning handbasket chased by radioactive zombies.
I never knew I needed 6 gallons of rv antifreeze to do a 33' camper!
You don't, sounds like you didn't by-pass your water heater. I used 2 gallons on RV AF to fully winterize my 41' TT with 3 sink traps, shower, outside shower, blank tank flusher, washer/dryer hook-ups, toilet, black tank and two grey tanks.
You don't, sounds like you didn't by-pass your water heater. I used 2 gallons on RV AF to fully winterize my 41' TT with 3 sink traps, shower, outside shower, blank tank flusher, washer/dryer hook-ups, toilet, black tank and two grey tanks.
I've lived in mine for 2 1/2 years, winters in Florida, Phoenix, and now Louisiana, I think i've forgot how to winterize .
I may be in Erie PA though at the first of the year for a 2 year work stint... Yikes!
Is that the one all the way down past the ferry? Looks very familiar. I know it's not the other one up the road a bit then all the way in the opposite direction from HEB, the turns in there are so tight the X by itself was a tight squeeze.
I miss the summers up there, I spent 8 years on Whidbey. The other 10 months of the year can go to hell in a burning handbasket chased by radioactive zombies.
Not sure of "HEB", but yes it is out west of the ferry terminal. Very nice park, seems a little spendy. Is $25.00 a night expensive for electric and water with no sewer? When I get state parks for free as a disabled vet $25 seems like a lot.
I'm assuming you were Navy Krazee Matt? If so, that's okay, I still appreciate your service, Semper Fidelis brother.
You don't, sounds like you didn't by-pass your water heater. I used 2 gallons on RV AF to fully winterize my 41' TT with 3 sink traps, shower, outside shower, blank tank flusher, washer/dryer hook-ups, toilet, black tank and two grey tanks.
Had the water heater drain open! Nothing came out! Valves in the right position. It probable would have only taken 3-4 at the most if this wasn't my first time doing it...I mean winterizing my first TT! I left a faucet open when figuring things out. Then used a gallon or so when we got back from the campground in 25 F weather. I then winterized it a few days later.
According to the manufacturer and RV dealer 3 is the least to use.
I would say I put 2 gallons into the holding tanks. But I wanted to make sure it was all good! I have enough drama in my life!
Thanks, I'll try and post more pictures. I looked for a year to find it and ended up buying it out of Canada from a private seller. 2005 Eddie Bauer with 76,000 when I got it. I'm super happy with it.
Not sure of "HEB", but yes it is out west of the ferry terminal. Very nice park, seems a little spendy. Is $25.00 a night expensive for electric and water with no sewer? When I get state parks for free as a disabled vet $25 seems like a lot. I'm assuming you were Navy Krazee Matt? If so, that's okay, I still appreciate your service, Semper Fidelis brother.
Meant to say Safeway, I'm too used to the stores down here in Houston already lol. First month or so I kept falling them Safeway and Albertsons, nobody knew wtf I was talking about.
Yessir on Navy, Airframes all the way on EP-3's then Growlers. No hard feelings, y'all get most of our castaways anyway (like the Prowler, ugh good riddance). Appreciate your service as well my friend, in the end we all go for the same reasons and main goals no matter what the branch. Except those Coast Guard guys and their toy boats (just kidding)
I guess I've never read the whole container before. This is the first time I've ever had extra left over, so I've never seen that it freezes up like that.
...I never knew I needed 6 gallons of rv antifreeze to do a 33' camper!
I used the air compressor and blow it out. Suck a little antifreeze into the water pump, and dump some into the p-traps. Little less than 1 Gallon per year.