We are first time fifth wheel owners and have a 2022 Keystone Sprinter 32BH we bought three weeks ago and has a 44 gallon gray water tank. We left our camper connected to water, power and sewage when we left for four days to visit our son in college...
agesilaus wrote:1st - NEVER leave your RV for a few days with water hoked to it.... If you had a leak it could have been catastrophic..Ditto on that, we had a line blow off the toilet and a mini flood.The meters are notoriously wrong most of the time...
valhalla360 wrote:The fresh water gauges usually work OK. They are still pretty limited and we can get around 7-8 gal more into the fresh water tank after the gauge shows full (but be careful of overfilling).Basically, they shove a metal electrode th...
Lwiddis wrote:"We left our camper connected to water, power and sewage"Leaving your camper attached to a pressurized water source is extremely dangerous. Something "pops" and you have ruined your RV. Was the sewer line open? Or closed?Thank you.
Lwiddis wrote:"We left our camper connected to water, power and sewage"Leaving your camper attached to a pressurized water source is extremely dangerous. Something "pops" and you have ruined your RV. Was the sewer line open? Or closed?It was closed.
