where does this hose connect?

Here is a link to the photo posting instructions.

Clicky

RoyB wrote:
Snip... Pretty easy to just insert the http adress line into the post form and then type in a number from 100 to 600 in the HEIGHT form. Leave the width size blank.

Roy Ken

You got that backwards. You type any number smaller than 640 into the "Width" box and leave the "Height" size blank.

Better yet, use this app and just copy the URL, without changing anything, directly into your post. This app was developed by our moderator of the Technology Corner forum, 1492, to simplify picture posting on the forum. It will automatically size the picture correctly for our forum use. No need to type any numbers at all.
Barney

Not using the forum picture post form you may run into a size problem. The Forum likes to keep the pictures under 600 or so.

I too use the IMGUR for all of my photos. Pretty easy to just insert the http adress line into the post form and then type in a number from 100 to 600 in the HEIGHT form. Leave the width size blank.

Roy Ken

Concerning your picture post that didn't work, you should just place the result of your imgur.com quote in your post. Don't use the photo post function.

Harvey51 wrote:
I think that ribbed hose is from the furnace, leading warm air down under to prevent freezing.

You don't think it's the fresh water fill pipe?

I suspect regular poly pipe like that would get pretty stink when hooked up to a furnace. I also wonder how much warm air you'd get through a piece of 1" tubing.

I think that ribbed hose is from the furnace, leading warm air down under to prevent freezing. The pipe going to the water tank is the one going left from the lower winterizing valve. Interesting that there are two valves. Mine just has one that connects the pump to either the tank or the antifreeze jug. But I have no way to let air into the pipe to the tank so the water can fall out of the pipe, while this one does that with both valves open.

Also your water heater should have bypass valves. Be sure to drain the heater then bypass the water heater before pumping the antifreeze.

bshpilot wrote:


stick that hose in a gallon (or more) of RV water/line antifreeze (pink stuff available at walmart) and throw the valve on top of the pump)....

turn the water on, and the pump will suck the winterizing antifreeze thru your system to evaluate water from the lines & replace it with antifreeze (to keep water lines from freezing & busting).

Just as a clarification, you would need to also close the valve on the intake line, not just open the one on the up-take hose.

scottyboy28422 wrote:
Sorry about the double posting , Ok the hose is for winterizing the system Also Im still trying to learn the picture posting process
and may make a mistake ... thanks

no problem. welcome to the forum.

Sorry about the double posting , Ok the hose is for winterizing the system Also Im still trying to learn the picture posting process
and may make a mistake ... thanks