Chinook RV

Awesome! Thanks for the info, Steve. Super helpful.

Do you block off the cab with a curtain/blanket? That has made a huge difference for us ...

Scott wrote: November 20th, 2019, 11:15 am Awesome! Thanks for the info, Steve. Super helpful.

Do you block off the cab with a curtain/blanket? That has made a huge difference for us ...

We didn't block the cab but that is a great idea. Thanks Scott.
(We use the snap in cloth that goes around the cab windows that came stock with our Premier)

68camaro, so did you have to empty the tank for the install?

chin_k wrote: November 22nd, 2019, 11:02 am 68camaro, so did you have to empty the tank for the install?

No just turn propane off at tank, I then went inside and lit stove to burn off propane in lines, took 5 - 7 seconds, and to make sure propane is off. When you take regulator off you will smell propane left in regulator and little from line. I used teflon tape for gas fittings, some use pipers dope also but I did not. After turning on propane I looked for leaks with soapy water then fired up stove and furnace.

In cold weather with furnace on, I open bath door, cabinets under sink, and door under sofa. I also have curtain that previous owner made and has slides in channel cover the opening of the cab, this plus the curtains that came stock has worked for me.

I keep furnace at 68 and its very comfortable, sure beats the tents I was using.......