Our new Trailer 1975 Scamper
Hello, Here are some pictures of our new trailer that we have done a little bit of work getting it ready for this season. I have just took out the old water pump to see if it was the reason why th...
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Zacvv wrote:
Thanks for the advice how are you using the small tanks for gravity feed? Up high in the cabinets? Just a valve and a hose?
I just really dont wana screw around with the water tank we have to take water to the sink to wash up and what not.
Where should i buy one? Are they automatic when the tap turns on?
Most folks would laugh- I keep a half-dozen of these filled with water. One fits nicely on a shelf above my dinette, and when I stick one up there I jam a piece of tubing on it that goes to a bracket above the sink. At that end there's a "faucet" consisting of a shutoff from an old water jug. Works like a dream!
Per buying a replacement electric pump: any RV place would have them. But I have to ask:
Doesn't your trailer have a "hand pump" feature right there at the sink? Most from that era do/did (my own present trailer is a 1978, so I know whereof I speak). Hope yours does, because even though you'll only get a couple of ounces a stroke, they work pretty well and without any electric input at all.
