On my ASLY2000, there is the city water input and the hole to put a hose in for the FW tank which is under the bed. On one trip developed a leak where the city water goes in had to replace the pex fitting that was leaking. Looking aft in BR the drawer below the bedside closet SS can be removed to reveal the connections to the outside panel. Don't have a picture available at this time..
OK, just so you can say you saw it, here's the bedroom of a 2005 LY stripped down to the bare floors and plumbing. The second picture is one of the bed drawers, I found it handy to store 1 in the bathroom and 1 in the shower saving a haul outside. I pressurized the system today and the leak was at the neck on the F/W tank. New hose, clamps and RTV Silicone and I should be good to put her back together in the A.M.. Don't ever say us Motor Home guys won't go to war like our tow behind brothers and sisters!
Here is the pix I was talking about previously. The green/white spiral hose is the direct fill into FW tank. The connection above it is the city water connect.
There is no provision for "auto fill" on my rig. I just stick the hose end into the lower direct to FW tank line port and when she blows the tank is filled.
1994 35' Land Yacht Diesel
Franklin NC
, North Carolina
Join Date: Dec 2004
Posts: 353
[QUOTE=is.chowa; I just stick the hose end into the lower direct to FW tank line port and when she blows the tank is filled.
Right on Steve.
I never trusted the guages and hate to find out I'm out of water on the road. Plus we had a bad experience with "city water". Now we
#1 Always use the pump.
#2 Always fill the tank slowly to keep the back pressure down.
#3 Always dump grey & black tanks when we fill with water and visa versa. Then we know what we have.
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"The Roadhouse" our Land Yachts name
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