Gravity Water Fill
Is there a way to fill the water tank of a Coachman Class C without "city" water under pressure? I will be visiting a CG without "city" water connections, but they do have a potable water hose, just ...
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This. At least my Jayco Redhawk 22J has this.
There is just one entrance for water, where the city water fill is. Inside the rear compartment are 2 "switches". Each one has 3 positions. Depending on the source of water, the valves are set to different settings. I have several choices. 1) city water, 2) fresh water tank fill, 3) country fill (for pumping water from say 5 gallon containers to the water tank), 4) normal (using the water in the fresh water tank), 5) winterize, 6) sanitize.
There is just one entrance for water, where the city water fill is. Inside the rear compartment are 2 "switches". Each one has 3 positions. Depending on the source of water, the valves are set to different settings. I have several choices. 1) city water, 2) fresh water tank fill, 3) country fill (for pumping water from say 5 gallon containers to the water tank), 4) normal (using the water in the fresh water tank), 5) winterize, 6) sanitize.
valhalla360 wrote:Gjac wrote:valhalla360 wrote:How do you by pass the check valve to allow water to flow in?
I assume you looked around on the exterior and didn't find a fill hole?
If you don't: You could stop by the hardware store and pick up a garden hose end fitting. It would only take a minute or two to put it on, fill up and then 30 seconds to pull it off. Just have the fitting and a screwdriver handy by the front seat when you pull in.
Same way when you use a standard hose at a regular tap. Might be a valve or valves you switch over.
I doubt they put in a fresh water tank and there is no way to fill it.
