>
> Thanks for all the great advice. I did get the water running again
and at this point it looks like there was no damage. Lesson
learned. Will be more careful going forward.
>
> Thanks again.
>
> John
Even with heated bays, etc., it is always a good idea to keep the
cabinet doors slightly open at night to allow warm air to circulate
to the pipes there. Otherwise, it can get awfully cold in there in
the dark!
The alternative is to start the engine, disconnect everything, and
turn the coach until the compass reads South, then drive in that
direction until the water thaws.
Ken Molloy
1994 Allegro Bay 37' DP and no toad
5.9 l Cummins 230hp w/Allison M-3060
averagine 11.3 mpg this year at 65 mpg
Hayward, CA
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