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Does anyone do anything special to move when the temperatures are below freezing? Just wondering since the heat won't be on in the trailer and the inside of the trailer is bound to be colder moving down the road than if it was sitting still.
Never had to deal with it before, but will on Monday or Tuesday when we leave Milwaukee, because the temps are staying in the low teens till then.
I would suggest pulling over every couple of hours and running the furnace for 15-20 minutes to warm the trailer up a bit. That will keep your holding tanks and water lines from freezing, if your heating system encompasses the basement. Ours does.
