water point access
The DW and I are planning a trip to a campsite (Arrow Rock SP, Missouri) with electric only sites. We have yet to use the fresh water tank in the 5 times we have had the TT but will have to for the p...
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1: They are put in the easiest place, plumbing-wise, so beside the road. Ideally, there would be a pull-off for that, but good luck there.
2: Depending on city water pressure, it takes me about 7-15 minutes to fill my 45 gallon FW tank, so double that. I highly recommend using an inline filter, so I'd guesstimate a half hour or so.
3: Yes. I'd also invest in a two-valve Y connector as well. The reason for this is if someone wants water while you are filling up, they can just use that, as opposed to yanking your hose off. I personally use a four-valve manifold out of brass, but too expensive, and it can disappear.
2: Depending on city water pressure, it takes me about 7-15 minutes to fill my 45 gallon FW tank, so double that. I highly recommend using an inline filter, so I'd guesstimate a half hour or so.
3: Yes. I'd also invest in a two-valve Y connector as well. The reason for this is if someone wants water while you are filling up, they can just use that, as opposed to yanking your hose off. I personally use a four-valve manifold out of brass, but too expensive, and it can disappear.
