A PO installed a new kitchen counter unit that makes it very difficult to gain access to the fresh water tank connections. Today I removed a couple drawers so I could poke around a take a few pics. What do these three valves do? I assume one of these is the fresh water drain? Which one?
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The one directly facing the camera in your second pic should be the fresh water tank drain. The other two are water system drains. You should have a couple in the rear of the trailer as well, and one inside the water heater compartment.
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The one directly facing the camera in your second pic should be the fresh water tank drain. The other two are water system drains. You should have a couple in the rear of the trailer as well, and one inside the water heater compartment.
Thanks, Terry. I opened that valve and nothing happened and I know that tank has water in it. Perhaps, I didn't open it far enough. I'll try again.
__________________ 1958 Overlander
2011 Wolf Creek 850N TC
2011 Ford F-250 Crewcab (6.2L), 3.73RE WBCCI #5661/AIR #5661/TAC # AZ-6 4CU 1st VP
What does it say by those pencil arrows on the subfloor? I also have 3 drain valves under the sink and has been a mystery on how to get watr tank to drain as it should.
We had a full tank of water when we picked up our "72 - had probably been in there well over a year (EW!). Nothing happened when we opened the drain, so Chris looked at the drain pipe under the trailer - plugged. He stuck something up there, and, yup, it drained- for over 4 hours!
Try checking to see if the drain is plugged!
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