Wolf Creek 850 Freshwater drain
Hello all. Found this site a couple months ago while looking for a new TC. We recently purchased a 2013 Wolf Creek 850 to replace our much loved Northstar TS100. Going to miss that camper. Anyway, we ...
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Cabman, the fresh water drain is v-e-r-y s-l-o-w so it may seem like it's plugged. I'm assuming it's due to a lack of venting??? Are you sure you have the correct valve open? The two low point drain lines (hot/cold) are also back there and don't hold very much water before going dry.
Anutami, I have the fresh water tank drain valve in the rear by the black & gray dump valves, and also the two (hot/cold) low point drain lines back there. I've always just opened the fresh water tank valve and let it drain naturally (takes forever), how does operating the water pump help with the fresh water drain? Maybe I'm just mis-understanding what you wrote?
(My 850 is the short bed model so the valve locations may very a little)
Anutami, I have the fresh water tank drain valve in the rear by the black & gray dump valves, and also the two (hot/cold) low point drain lines back there. I've always just opened the fresh water tank valve and let it drain naturally (takes forever), how does operating the water pump help with the fresh water drain? Maybe I'm just mis-understanding what you wrote?
(My 850 is the short bed model so the valve locations may very a little)
