RV Winterization with compressed air

[@TheGonzoBook]

Awesome video! I was looking for a quick video to remind me of what needs to be done. This was the video I was looking for.

[@TrainHardLiveFree]

Glad it was helpful!

[@joefeldpausch]

Followed all of these steps, including putting a little antifreeze into the drains. Look forward to not replacing the kitchen sink fawcett, water heater, or shower head for the umpteenth time because you can’t trust weather from year-to-year in Nashville 😂

[@scootertrash1953]

what about your water pump and pump line?

[@kaspermalin9690]

The compressed air should flow through the water pump.

[@TrainHardLiveFree]

Air flows through it

[@AdventureDaily]

Only way to do it! I stay away from the pink stuff as much as possible. I do splash some in the traps to be safe but nothing in the fresh.

[@TrainHardLiveFree]

I remember many years ago, my 1st camper and using pink in everything, the next spring that was a regrettable decision. Hope all is well with ya brother

[@CynthiaHadfield]

What if you can’t bypass the hot water heater?

[@justinpedalpusher]

Drain the water out using the plug and then put the plug back in. I do this even though I can bypass mine. It acts like an air tank so my little compressor doesn’t take so long to recover.

[@robertsandidge441]

One thing you missed. The water pump.

[@cbtodd8272]

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[@TrainHardLiveFree]

Thanks