Hoses for dedicated back flush of black tank
My TT has an exterior inlet to connect a hose to back flush the black tank. I normally carry a white fresh water hose and a green general purpose hose (for spraying off feet, etc.). Is it ok to use th...
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Thanks everyone. It sounds like it is safe to travel with only two hoses: a dedicated freshwater hose (white) and a general purpose hose for spraying off which can also be used to backflush (green).
In case it helps any other newbies, what I did this time is connect a Y at the spigot, attached the pressure regulator to one outlet of the Y and then the white freshwater hose. On the other Y outlet, I just connected a green hose and sprayer for general wash up and camp cleanup.
At the end of the trip, I just connected the green hose to the backflush valve after dumping.
Everything seemed to work fine. It was nice to have wash up ability outside this time.
In case it helps any other newbies, what I did this time is connect a Y at the spigot, attached the pressure regulator to one outlet of the Y and then the white freshwater hose. On the other Y outlet, I just connected a green hose and sprayer for general wash up and camp cleanup.
At the end of the trip, I just connected the green hose to the backflush valve after dumping.
Everything seemed to work fine. It was nice to have wash up ability outside this time.
