Hard freeze in Tucson - how much winterization required?

[TucsonJim]

Jeff, I'm out of town right now and my trailer is sitting in Tucson. I'm not worried about it at all. Those temps aren't low enough or lasting long enough to do any damage. I've had trailers exposed to these types of cycles for over 35 years and I've never had any damage.

Jim

[JColeman]

Jeff, I'm out of town right now and my trailer is sitting in Tucson. I'm not worried about it at all. Those temps aren't low enough or lasting long enough to do any damage. I've had trailers exposed to these types of cycles for over 35 years and I've never had any damage.

Jim

Thanks Jim, that's good to hear from a local. Safe travels.

[Nuffsaid]

Be happy you aren't in Worland, Wyoming! Yesterday's high was around 18, we still had food in the trailer but wanted to wait until today to empty the trailer. I did fully winterize yesterday. This morning it was -6 and hasn't warmed up very much. The heater quit working last night, I think the propane regulator froze up. It was 33 in the trailer this morning, brrrr. Glad I was in the house with the wood stove burning.

[JColeman]

Be happy you aren't in Worland, Wyoming! Yesterday's high was around 18, we still had food in the trailer but wanted to wait until today to empty the trailer. I did fully winterize yesterday. This morning it was -6 and hasn't warmed up very much. The heater quit working last night, I think the propane regulator froze up. It was 33 in the trailer this morning, brrrr. Glad I was in the house with the wood stove burning.

Actually, I am happy that I'm not in Wyoming right now Temperatures like those are a "No Me Zone". OTOH, it looks like all equipment, plants and personnel survived the NW Tucson freeze last night with no casualties.