2011 Coachmen Chaparral 275 RlS - Questions
Good day all. I am looking for a copy of the original Coachmen brochure for this rig. 2nd: there 3 blue water lines found underneath door/awning side right by the axles. 2 of them are open and...
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OK. Second Question on this.
While running some pex line from the fresh water vents to the right hand side of the trailer so that one can easily see when the fresh water tank is full, I noticed right underneath and to the front a bit from where the hot water heater would be a pair of what can only be low point drains...one hot (red) and one blue (cold).
Are they in fact low point drains for the complete water system.?
If so, I will likely connect them to a drain line (with valves)that I ran from the Fresh water drain & also to the right side of the trailer...all for easy visibility/accessability rather than crawling underneath each time I want to drain my tanks.
Just turn the valve and away it goes as opposed to unscrewing a cap.
Thanx,
Stk
While running some pex line from the fresh water vents to the right hand side of the trailer so that one can easily see when the fresh water tank is full, I noticed right underneath and to the front a bit from where the hot water heater would be a pair of what can only be low point drains...one hot (red) and one blue (cold).
Are they in fact low point drains for the complete water system.?
If so, I will likely connect them to a drain line (with valves)that I ran from the Fresh water drain & also to the right side of the trailer...all for easy visibility/accessability rather than crawling underneath each time I want to drain my tanks.
Just turn the valve and away it goes as opposed to unscrewing a cap.
Thanx,
Stk
