I have accessed all the old copper pipes that I am replacing on my 77 24ft Argosy (rear bath ) all except the hot water heater pipes. Where do they run from the heater and if it is under the shower is there alternative route .
On my Argosy 26' the galley sink water lines ran in front of the toilet, then under the tub to get to the opposite side of the coach. When I replaced everything with PEX I pushed the hot and cold water lines around the tub following the curve of the wall. Now there are no hidden fittings since it is a continuous run.
When I replaced everything with PEX I pushed the hot and cold water lines around the tub following the curve of the wall. Now there are no hidden fittings since it is a continuous run.
I thought about that TG. Good to know it will work. Did you pull the old copper out or just cut it back?
I pulled it out only because I had removed the toilet and old platform and installed a new platform and toilet. It won't hurt to leave the old copper in place.
Amazing how you start a project and it builds into something bigger. Pulled the toilet and cover to look for the pipes and ended today with the sink and closet gone. Generating now accessible and a bathroom rebuilt will begin.
I pulled it out only because I had removed the toilet and old platform and installed a new platform and toilet. It won't hurt to leave the old copper in place.
Interested in what you did to build the new platform. I'm thinking about doing it. Only major issue I could see is where the shower pan meets the platform, can easily make it work, not sure how pretty.
There is no shower pan in the 26' Argosy. It is a small tub right next to the toilet.
I also ripped out the old vanity and closet. The only thing original in the bath is the tub.
I have pics if anyone is interested. Just send me a private message with your email address and I will send them to you.
If I get a chance I will post them here on Photobucket.
Here is the photobucket link.
These are a few of the upgrades I have made.
There is easy access to all of the valves involved in the fresh water system.
If you have questions. Just ask.
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