I know it's a silly question, but really, I can't find the low point drains (hot and cold water) under my 2008 Gulf Breeze 26RKS (new to us this year). Am I supposed to look for something that's different from most travel trailers?I have posted this question on the Gulf Stream Owners Forum and no responses. I have called Gulf Stream, but they have not called me back yet.I have to start the winterizing process on our Breeze... Thanks for any help!

My "C" does not have one. I pump it through the holding tank drain.

Mine were hard to find. They only came out a couple of inches from the floor, and were behind the tires. I had to crawl around underneath the find them. But they were directly below the water pump. That might be a good place to look.

I have a 2016 Gulfstream 238RK so it's a rear kitchen. My low point drains are at the driver side rear in front of the bumper. Two tubes hanging down with caps on them. Can you take your access panel off from inside the trailer and see the hose routing to your hot water tank? Maybe you can trace the drains from there.

I have to remove a panel under my fridge to gain access to the water heater, that's where my H/C petcocks are located, maybe yours are inside the rv too.

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gmw_photos
Explorer
Oct 23, 2017
Mine were tucked up on the inside of the main frame I-beam. I had to lay on my back and crawl under the trailer to see them.
rbpru
Explorer II
Oct 23, 2017
I am with the group that owns a TT with the drain pipes capped and hidden behind the tires. I did not even know about then the first time I winterized.

They are a pain, I flush the antifreeze through the TT faucets, then I have to crawl under and open the drain pipe caps enough to bleed out the water till the antifreeze flows. It usually flows down my arm. :(

Some day I am going to replace them with valves.

Good Luck
Atlee
Explorer II
Oct 23, 2017
My new Jay Flight 23RB had the "Low Point" decals misplaced on the outside of the trailer. They were next to where the two over flow tubes for the fresh water tanks are.

It took a while, but I finally found them. They were fairly short and barely protruded through the enclosed underbelly. One is blue and one is red. They are located just behind the axles.
eHoefler
Explorer II
Oct 23, 2017
My low point drain is the out door shower on the curb side. It is the lowest water outlet in our rig.
Mark_and_Linda
Explorer
Oct 23, 2017
Hope you found your low point drains? While you are under there check out any exposed wiring harnesses, etc. I always try to crawl under my trailer to check things out when I can.
marcarolle
Explorer
Oct 22, 2017
Thanks all. With your various suggestions, I will crawl back under the trailer and see what I can find.

I'll keep you posted. If you have other ideas, they are welcome!

Marc
BizmarksMom
Explorer
Oct 22, 2017
Mine are between the rear wheels. I have to crawl under the trailer to get to them. You're looking for 2 tubes hanging down.
wing_zealot
Explorer
Oct 22, 2017
If you have low point drains there will e a tube hanging down under he trailer. These may be capped or have valves on them inside the trailer. No tube hanging down, no drain. But I would bet they are there somewhere. Crawl under the trailer and look over every square inch carefully.
bobndot
Explorer II
Oct 22, 2017
I have to remove a panel under my fridge to gain access to the water heater, that's where my H/C petcocks are located, maybe yours are inside the rv too.
Ozlander
Explorer
Oct 22, 2017
I never use them.