WEATHER UP 75 FTOM FLORIDA TO MICHIGAN GENERATOR

We tried to keep ahead of weather but could not. Our first one was south of Toledo because of bad snow. Carried bottled water for drinking and quick washups. We carried a gallon jug of RV antifreeze to flush the toilet when necessary, but used rest stop washrooms for the first part of the trip, (Southern Kentucky). It takes us about 4 hours from our house to clear customs at the Ambassador Bridge.

WEATHER UP 75 FTOM FLORIDA TO MICHIGAN GENERATOR

You might be surprised at what you find like: At the tanks warmed so that they won't freeze if you do fill them? How long will the propane last? Will the house battery last overnight - it's cold with reduced capacity and that high draw furnace fan keeps coming on? Should you carry ceramic heaters? Do you have a generator or your prepared to do without power if you can't find a CG with power? etc.ģ years ago we left for Fl in Feb. I'd advise you do so soon for a few days. It sounds like you haven't used the rig in cold weather before. Trailer Life is an excellent guide for CGs. Both are excellent and good for RV and car travel.Ģ009 Holiday Rambler 42' Scepter with ISL 400 Cumminsħ50 Watts Solar Morningstar MPPT 60 Controller Both are available online, truck stops and RV stores. The book National Truck Stop Directory includes RV related information at 6,000 truck stops includes RV friendly, gas, propane, etc. The book The Next Exit lists the services available at every interstate intersection. Plus, it's been two years since we made a trip so I know I'm forgetting something. But finding toad friendly gas stops always seems to be a problem for me. I've got 3500+ miles behind the wheel so I've committed most of the usual mistakes. What has been your biggest problem with winter travel? What travel books have been the most useful? Where are easiest places to refuel with a toad attached? What do you do if the weather is too cold to fill the fresh tank? We've never made a winter trip in the RV before so I have a few questions for you I-75 veteran snowbirds. We'll be leaving SE Michigan just after Christmas and taking I-75. We have a 1990 32' GBM class A towing a Kia Sportage on a dolly. I retired this year and my wife and I will be spending the winter in Florida. Topic: First time SB need advice, Michigan to Florida RV.Net Open Roads Forum: Snowbirds: First time SB need advice, Michigan to Florida Open Roads Forum

Weather up 75 ftom florida to michigan