help with leaking valve newbie
Hey everyone, help a newbie out. First of all lots of great information here and thank you for everyones help. Just recently purchased our families first travel trailer, and after turning on the wat...
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bradnailer wrote:
From your picture, my concern would be that you have water on the bottom of the trailer above the two drain valves. That would indicate that you have a seepage in a connection somewhere upstream. You should trace the lines inside the trailer and find the leak. Then as was mentioned, replace the leaky connection with sharkbite type. You should have enough play in the lines to cut the old fitting out and install a new one. If you use sharkbites, just make sure you cut the tubing square, using cutters, not a hack saw.
i understand what you're saying but the valves at the end of those tubes were spraying upwards onto the trailer itself so i could see why you would think that it would be seeping from up above but i will definetly check upstream for anyother leaks...good idea
