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Russellvh

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Location
Home based out of the Colony, Texas
RV Year
2022
RV Make
Forest River
RV Model
Wildcat Fifth-wheel
RV Length
36.5
TOW/TOAD
2019 Ford F-250.
Fulltimer
Yes
I have opposing slide outs for my “galley“ area and sitting area.
If I park at a Cracker Barrel or other parking lot overnight can I use my furnace with the slide outs closed? As long as I don’t have something blocking a vent.
 
We did in our fifth wheel in the past and once in the C we have now.
 
I have opposing slide outs for my “galley“ area and sitting area.
If I park at a Cracker Barrel or other parking lot overnight can I use my furnace with the slide outs closed? As long as I don’t have something blocking a vent.
You sure can...... We have a 4 slide monster and do it frequently during fall & winter travel days. The inside warms up faster too, less space to heat!
 
No manual on this topic. Bought RV as used because it had been in a demo at an inside RV show. Got some manuals and didn’t get others. A schematic of pipes and vents wasn’t one of them.
 
In the winter when we're not going anywhere, we leave the coach under it's cover and bring the slides in. As @Diesel Pusher mentioned, less space to heat up!
 

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