Outside Kitchen Drain??
So I've only had my new Mountaineer out 3 times and just this last time I paid attention to what was happening. The outside kitchen, second bathroom all have there own black and gray tank. This is how...
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abc40kids wrote:
Not a big deal just surprised when my sink backed up so fast. I already have a t and now just need like 20 more feet of Rhino Flex and another clear shut off for that tank and just leave it open when the gray and black are close to the outside kitchen just flows from sink to sewer.
No need for Rhino Flex - or draining onto the ground - (YIKES!..:()
(Depending on location, that *may* result in a citation & fine)
Use a cap with a garden hose fitting on the trlr kitchen drain pipe.
Use one of the (very common) 3" sewer connection elbow (the one that goes into the campground's in-ground sewer drain) *which also has a garden hose connection*.
Note - those usually have a "knock-out" inside the garden hose connection.
Use whatever length of cheap-o garden hose (not white) you need, swap the male fitting to female.
(The sewer drain cap -at the trlr- for the garden hose, and the elbow connection for the garden hose, will both be male)
If you don't want to drain your other tanks, just cap off the 3" connection on the fitting until you want to use it.
Of course, you can leave both connected if you wish.
BTW - my Jayco RK has a separate gray tank for the kitchen, but I usually do the above - - 'cause it's quick, EZ and no big deal..:W
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