winterizing an Rpod 178 - Event Date: 06 Apr 2021 - 12 Apr 2021

I thought I would let you know I blew out our RPod today and it went pretty well; I think .  When I got done, I looked at the pump filter/bowl and like you said, there was litterly one drop of water in it.  The reason I did blow it out was to learn how to do it, plus it is supposed to get down to 30 tonight and 28 tomorrow night (freezing or below for about 4 - 5 hours)  Figured this was a good time to learn.  Did you day you only add antifreeze to the sink drain in the kitchen and bathroom, add some to the shower drain and a little in the toilet to keep the seal from drying out?  You don't add any to your black or grey water tank, right?  I should be good.  I did drain the water heater, again just for practice.  With it heating, I don't think it would ever freeze in that compartment.  Stays pretty warm.  Thanks for all the tips in doing it this way.  Greatly appreciated.  Not much different than blowing out an irrigation system besides smaller .  

I also texted you a picture of the new location for the bi-metal switch and seeing if I got it in a good location.  Thanks for that tip also.

We did go out camping Sun. night at a state park not too far from home.  The camper worked great.  Very comfy.  Still have a sensor on the black tank that says it is 1/3 full when it appears to be empty, so will have to see if I can get that freed up with a tank solution.  The duct work I put on my heater worked great.  Blows most of the hot air out into the camper, but still let a little stay under the bed.  I always like when an idea actually works.  Otherwise a good time.  Talk to you soon.

Do you still bike some?