Where to find valves like this?

There are other ways of removing the water, depending on low point drains is asking for trouble, but in any case try http://catalog.winnebagoind.com/menu/Parts.htm
Winnebago is very good about stocking obsolete parts for their rigs.

Thanks for the link - I think I have identified the part number as 052960-01-000 and I have contacted Winnebago.

But how else can you remove the water without using the low point drains?

Steve

Looking forward on what you find out.

P6 on given catalog lists commercial drain valve.
It looks slightly different and looks like toggle-activated, but should be better quality than plastic you used to have.

maillemaker wrote:

Do you really need the drain valve?

Yeah, if you don't drain your water lines in winter things freeze and crack.

Steve

There are other ways of removing the water, depending on low point drains is asking for trouble, but in any case try http://catalog.winnebagoind.com/menu/Parts.htm
Winnebago is very good about stocking obsolete parts for their rigs.

Do you really need the drain valve?

Yeah, if you don't drain your water lines in winter things freeze and crack.

Steve

Look at p6

I didn't see it on page 6.

Looks like an RV low point drain to me.. Any large RV store should have 'em.

It is. I looked at the Camping World web site and did not see any.

Anyone have a link?

Steve

Wuuwee A flair for flare. Just funnin'

Looks like an RV low point drain to me.. Any large RV store should have 'em.

Do you really need the drain valve? You could just use a brass flair union to replace it. I don't know that that old flaired polybutylene stuff is available any more