high up the mountain

The wind makes a difference, but ours is tight as a drum, so my guess is that we would be fine below freezing in the wind.

Closest town was 27 that night, so we were a few thousand feet higher.

I will check around the fridge, no holes in the floor, did find major gaps before the trip around the
aft storage doors. They cut out an extra inch or so of foam and did to fill it in after installing the doors.
luckly I had insulated the exterior plumbing as they was ice on the side of the trailer in the morning.
Made sure and ran the water for a bit every 2 hours or so.

Kool! ...and cool!

This past weekend we took our 151 on its second camping trip since we bought it 4 weeks ago.
We headed up the road to Silver City, Id.. Well about a half hour before dark, snow was here and there but not on the dirt road. Well the higher we got, the more unnerving the drive became. We finally found a area big enough to turn around and park. So we camped overnight at 6500 ft. with some strong gusty winds. I kept waiting for them to subside but they were relentless till we got off the mountain.
 Lessons learn by beginner trailer tower
 Give oneself 4 times as long to get up a dirt road than driving without trailer.
 Make sure winds are not hitting the left side of trailer, winds blow in and keep the inside
about the same temp as outside.
 Need to replace those high coefficient of cooling blinds with CURTAINS.
The new 3.90 rear end ratio did help quite a bit on the hills. First trip out the small 4.6 v8 struggled with the stock 3.55 ratio. Also hit  Dan's Ferry Service Gas Station that only sells non ethanol gas.