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Re: RV anti freeze
Originally Posted by F-N-iGuy.com
You can be charged with hazardous waste dumping if you use the green stuff if a wildlife/police officer see's you or whats left of your winterizing. Also, though I am not an animal person, you don't want your kids dog to take a big gulp of the green stuff in the driveway. No more fluffy.............
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Re: RV anti freeze
Get the -50°F (or lower) stuff. I've seen the regular pink stuff harden at below 0°
Our coldest winters get to -10° but the other winter we had a week around -25°-28° and I can personally tell you that's too freakin cold to run out and check to see if the motors are freezing. :evilb: |
Re: RV anti freeze
I too have seen it get a bit slushy, never ever saw it freeze, but thats why on my old 454 I would re-drain the risers and block. On the 496, I run 3-4 gallons through it and then pump it all back out, leave it as dry as possible.
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Re: RV anti freeze
Originally Posted by METAL BROS RACING
Yeah I never understood why the guys dont just add some bitter to it to discourge dogs from drinking it. Seems like an easy fix.
Ther's about 80 million gallons of antifreeze used per year in NEW cars & trucks. That would cost ALOT. Wannabe |
Re: RV anti freeze
FOOK antifreeze!!
I winterize my boat just like I used to do with my PWC. :evilb: :D :drink: WFO on the trailer in the driveway. Works great! |
Re: RV anti freeze
Just bring the Ciggi down here right now and i will keep it from freezing .I promise :p
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Re: RV anti freeze
Originally Posted by tommymonza
Just bring the Ciggi down here right now and i will keep it from freezing .I promise :p
i would love to do that. but i would have to move in have you guys. todd |
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