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[A/S] Re: Cold Weather Question

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Date: Mon, 11 Nov 2002 22:35:02 -0000
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 If you have an AS or another brand that has heated tanks and 
plumbing, and you operate the furnace or whatever heat source is 
supposed to keep the plumbing safe,,,,, technically no, BUT I 
wouldn't chance it. A very small hole or crack can let in cold air 
and that is amplified greatly by the 50 or 60 mph speed you may be 
traveling. Freeze ups will happen much quicker. In other words, if it 
is my trailer, I would winterize it. I find it takes less time than 
replacing the plumbing and certainly cheaper. Good luck,,,Arnie

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- [A/S] Cold Weather Question
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