Replace valves, or use twist on?
Recently picked up a used 2010 Dutchmen Kodiak. Been reading a lot, learning a lot, and buying a lot! The trailer was winterized at the dealership, but during the PDI - I had them show me everythi...
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From what I can tell, the valves appear to be working. At least water is not rushing out as fast as it goes in? The grey tank was 3/4 full and holding. The black has never been used by me, and is showing as empty on the control panel. Now I realize "empty" is a relative term that leaves a lot of wiggle room in this case. I have not actually put water into the black tank to see if that seal is holding. I cannot physically see the opening (at least I wasn't looking).
I'll double check, but I believe I should be able to leave the twist on valve connected permanently as well. No worry about ground clearance or sticking out too far. Just wasn't sure if it was suitable for "permanent" use, or just a bandaid.
I'll double check, but I believe I should be able to leave the twist on valve connected permanently as well. No worry about ground clearance or sticking out too far. Just wasn't sure if it was suitable for "permanent" use, or just a bandaid.
