??? on winter trailer use

[BigDraw]

I moved my travel trailer to my property, I currently add fresh water to the holding tank and use the internal pump. How would I continue to use it as the temperature drops to freezing? I plan to drain the lines but not the tank and leave the faucet open, when not there. My concern is when temps stay low for extended periods, I assume I won’t be able to use water?
Any input would be appreciated.
Thanks
Bert

[careybirdwell]

If the tank is accessible and you always have the electric hooked up. They make a tank heater that just sticks to the tank. My freshwater tank is outside but a lot of time it is underneath the bed or couch

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[Dale Moser]

The tank should be fine as long as you blow the lines down. The water heater is a problem, you’ll need to drain it down to half or less, or leave it on.


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[Mudslinger]

If you need a heated water hose from the water supply to your trailer, let me know, I have one I will send you for shipping only.

[bboswell]

Heated water hose will fix supply issue.

We spent many nights in our trailer when temps were near 20 and water heater was no issue while running. Now when you leave and turn water heater off you best drain it

[BigDraw]

If you need a heated water hose from the water supply to your trailer, let me know, I have one I will send you for shipping only.

Thank you for the generous offer, but it wouldn’t be something I could use.
But thanks
Bert

[BigDraw]

[QUOTE=Dale Moser;16461013]The tank should be fine as long as you blow the lines down. The water heater is a problem, you’ll need to drain it down to half or less, or leave it on.


This is what I thought, but figured I would run by the crowd.
Thanks Dale
Bert