Water line drains on 2019 Artic fox

dieseltruckdriver wrote:

Dr.Bob wrote:
Can't find the drains for the water lines on an 2019 Artic Fox 27.5 5th wheel. Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

In the kitchen area, pull the bottom drawer all the way out, there are two low point drains in a floor cutout there. Feel around, they are there. ;)

When I said all the way out, I meant remove the drawer from the sliders. It will make it easier to reach in and feel around in the hole in the floor.

Site states that there is a 30 day free trial. I'd gladly pay $20 a year for this site if they could figure out how to run it IT wise.

deltabravo wrote:

bikendan wrote:
Wouldn't this be a better place to ask your question?

https://www.nroa2003.com/forum/

No, because you have to pay to be a member there before you can post in most areas on that forum.

Sorry, didn't know that.

bikendan wrote:
Wouldn't this be a better place to ask your question?

https://www.nroa2003.com/forum/

No, because you have to pay to be a member there before you can post in most areas on that forum.

What I do is crawl under the outside. I look up at the exterior floor covers and look for 2 plastic drain lines sticking down. When I find them I go inside to the corresponding area and look in the cabinets. Also, some RV's use the outside shower for the Low point drains if the outside shower faucet is the lowest area of the water system. Doug

Dr.Bob wrote:
Can't find the drains for the water lines on an 2019 Artic Fox 27.5 5th wheel. Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

Wouldn't this be a better place to ask your question?

https://www.nroa2003.com/forum/

Dr.Bob wrote:
Can't find the drains for the water lines on an 2019 Artic Fox 27.5 5th wheel. Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

In the kitchen area, pull the bottom drawer all the way out, there are two low point drains in a floor cutout there. Feel around, they are there. ;)

There are valves hidden under a cut out of flooring someplace. They're just under the level of the floor.
Mine are in the floor under the bathroom sink, directly above where the lines stick out under the trailer.