Need help with Airstream plumbing issue...
My friend is 89 and has a 1970 Airstream (32'?) He doesn't know much about it but just moved into it and we're trying to get the plumbing sorted. Water wasn't coming out into the sink so we suspecte...
Forum Discussion
When the water is running water runs out a tube underneath in the back which piggy-backs (off the side) of the black plastic hub the sewer hose is attached to (right where the hub enters the trailer (plywood plank). Is that the gray water exit? No idea how Airstream plumbing works.
You are long on questions and short on descriptions. I have no idea what "piggy-backs" is. Does that mean that this "tubing" is a pipe that is adjacent to the black tank drain? When you refer to "hub" is that the sewer drain exit? How does "plywood plank" become relevant and what is it?
It sounds like neither of you are conversant with plumbing and it will behoove you to find someone that is. Plumbing is very straight forward for someone that has done installation or repair.
The metal tubing with a valve on it could be the supply point or, as you've said, a branch to supply another propane device.
