Fresh Water Tank
I'm getting my new TT out for the first time this weekend. I want to hook it up to city water and flush the pink stuff out so I can use the sinks, toilet, and shower. I know normal procedure for de-wi...
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rockhillmanor wrote:Rosscoe40 wrote:
I'm getting my new TT out for the first time this weekend. I want to hook it up to city water and flush the pink stuff out so I can use the sinks, toilet, and shower. I know normal procedure for de-winterizing is sanitizing the fresh water tank but I don't plan on using it this time. Will it hurt anything if I skip this step? May be a dumb question but I'm new to full hookup.
Water fill tube found at any camping store or RV dealership parts department or on line at CW.
http://www.rvadenver.com/new_page_30.htm
http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/item/water-tank-filler-with-shut-off-valve/4674
FYI: And don't be cheap, buy the one with the shut off valve and buy the one with the larger diameter. Trust me you won't regret it! :C
I made my own. I wanted a longer tube on mine to reach into the water tank itself instead of just into the fill hose. With it I can fill the tank at full flow. The local hardware store had all the parts I needed.
