PLEASE HELP

Well, it looks like we ran off another newbie. Three pages of argument and no word from the OP.

Hey Crystal Beach, Surfside here. I'm sure you have dumped your tanks by now so anything I say would be of little help.

There is a world of useful information here and not everyone here are cranky old men.

Ya'll come back now, ya hear?

Suprised that no one mentioned wearing latex gloves. I keep a pack of cheap ones, and always use them when dumping. Getting to a place to wash hands is usually difficult when pulling out.

Johno02 wrote:
If you can, get an experienced RVer to go with you the first time and show you everything. Be prepared, you will make a mistake sometime, just hope that its not too big a mess when you do. Clean everything up, and go on to the next!

I agree with this post. It is not the end of the world making a mess. Just clean it up and learn what went wrong. Gross but not the end of the world.

Yeah! "much more easier"

Yeah!

If you can, get an experienced RVer to go with you the first time and show you everything. Be prepared, you will make a mistake sometime, just hope that its not too big a mess when you do. Clean everything up, and go on to the next!

IAMICHABOD wrote:

Old-Biscuit wrote:

You Tube is always your friend!!

Youtube.. google.. hasn't anyone ever heard of these things?

Doesn't anybody use the 'written word' anymore....no wonder folks can't follow simple instructions/directions

That seems to be a very RUDE thing to say, a lot of people find a video much more easier to follow when you have a real person demonstrating what to do.

I can see you are #2 on the list of the most posts for the week. You seem to be in love with the written word..........even if it means taking cheap shots at others.

Dang it...bumpy beat me again.
I try so hard to be 1st :S

1. hook sewer hose to RV and to sewer inlet, making sure that the connections are solid and will not come off.

2. open black tank valve and monitor the hose and connections, you will hear when the tank is empty.

3 leave the black tank valve open and then open the gray water thank valve, after a while you will hear that there is no more noise of water running, close the black valve and then the gray tank valve.

If the place that you are staying at does not have a good connector for the hose, there is a donut that is used to avoid the hose from jumping out of the tube and making a mess.

It is better if the hose from the RV to the sewer connection has a 2% slope, and if you can avoid having the hose run on the ground snd then turn up and then down on to the sewer you will avoid having a hose full of sewer when you go to disconnect.

There are a number of clear plastic connectors that will let you monitor the sewer line.

navegator

The movie, "RV", starring Robin Williams, gives a good example of what NOT to do. Well worth a watch. We have a copy in the RV.

2oldman must be having a bad day he is usually very helpful around these parts.