Winterize - Event Date: 05 Oct 2023

I don't level, but eyeball it so that it appears close to level.  Since nothing is operating it isn't necessary.  Mine is stored in an old horse barn so elements are not a factor.  If yours is outside it may be an advantage to tilt is either up or down front to back to help alleviate snowloads when you get those warmer days and it can slide off.

Our current Cherokee Grey Wolf did not come equipped with the Shower-Miser. I added it. Since I could not get to the vent line (vented under the trailer, not to the fill-port vent), I had to run the return line for the Shower-Miser to the fill line for the tank. Any water thus purged goes into the fresh water tank and the drain valve needs to be open so that the water can drain from the fresh water tank. I agree that the shower-miser return line also needs to be purged, and that is likely something easily forgotten.

Originally posted by mark114 Any RV owner can benefit greatly from understanding how to winterize an RV without using antifreeze. It will be possible for you to get your RV ready for the next severe weather and avoid any harm from happening. You can also return to your RV in good shape because winterizing it will help keep all of its features intact.