Gravity Water Fill
I was just reading another post which reminded me of a question I've been meaning to ask. Like many other Class A's, my coach does not have a gravity water fill. You have to hook a hose in and have ...
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Dutch_12078 wrote:
I don't know how the Tropical plumbing is configured, but my '95 Coachmen has a valve setting that uses the regular pump to suck water from a bucket or jug to fill the water tank, or with a different setting, to suck RV antifreeze from the jug to winterize the water lines. It should be possible to modify the Tropical to do the same thing with a little creative plumbing.
And I have that, but the way it is set up it only sucks water from the bucket and into the plumbing and not into the tank. I know one thing you can do that I've seen on here is people put a hose fitting on their outside shower and then attach that to the inlet to fill the tank. Then they pump water from a bucket and turn on the outside shower and let it fill the water tank. But again, I can do all that, but I would really just want to be able to dump the water in to a gravity feed opening.
