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Old 11-08-2016, 04:58 PM   #1
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Winterizing finished.

Dropped a small section of the rear belly today. Filled in with some 1/2" foam. Slid in between the plastic belly and the bubble wrap insulation. Should be nice and cozy this winter.
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Gary, what about that big piece of steel they call a frame, are you going to insulate that also? I would think that would be like a big heat sink in reverse.
Don't you think that will just let the cold transfer right in over the top of the insulation?
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Well, I'll let you know next spring.
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Lloyd, one possibility is to spray the inside of the frame with a foam. That should help prevent the cold transfer.
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