Low point drain line caps nightmare
So I had to pay someone in October to winterize my camper because my health was really bad. My trailer has 5 drain lines underneath. Some are labeled and some are not. On one side of camper near the h...
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I feel your pain.
On my TT it had "plugs" that screwed into a part that was permanently mounted on the outside of the low point drains. They had rubber cone shaped washers in them that no one carried in stock. I rigged up something for years. Then last year I snapped off one of the parts that was on the outside of the line.
There was no hope of repair after that.
I got through the season by putting a lot of Teflon tape and a rubber o-ring on a standard bolt and forcefully turning it up into the line. Surprisingly, that worked. If it doesn't work again this year I don't know what I will do. It is some weird size that standard plumbing stores don't have.
Someone said it was Quest Tubing. Whatever that is. No one around here has ever heard of it.
On my TT it had "plugs" that screwed into a part that was permanently mounted on the outside of the low point drains. They had rubber cone shaped washers in them that no one carried in stock. I rigged up something for years. Then last year I snapped off one of the parts that was on the outside of the line.
There was no hope of repair after that.
I got through the season by putting a lot of Teflon tape and a rubber o-ring on a standard bolt and forcefully turning it up into the line. Surprisingly, that worked. If it doesn't work again this year I don't know what I will do. It is some weird size that standard plumbing stores don't have.
Someone said it was Quest Tubing. Whatever that is. No one around here has ever heard of it.
