The handle on the plastic drain valve broke, so I need to replace the valve. I removed the two screws from the valve and pulled the valve out from the tank about half an inch. I can see there is tubing connected to the back side of the valve and I sh...
I've been looking all over the web and this site for the answer to my question, but just can't seem to find it. Lots of helpful people on this forum, so maybe you can help. Thanks in advance.I've been out twice in my new-to-me 2004 23.5-foot R Visi...
Anywhere! Wife and I pulled our travel trailer from AK to western NC a year ago when we moved to Asheville. Been working on the house since then but need to explore the Lower 48 and haven't been able to to so yet. Just ordered a replacement awning ca...
When the power to the block heater first kicks on, can you listen carefully near the radiator and hear a popping or sizzling noise indicating that the heater is actually warming up?
opnspaces wrote:I think most if not all RV tanks are just a single wall tank. The fact that you are finding a hose makes it seem that the valve is mounted remotely from the tank. On my trailer the valve is mounted under the side where it is easily ac...
Believe I found my answer. Appears what the drain valve is connected to is not the actual water tank but is instead a container for the water tank. So the hose runs through the space between the tank and container. Now just a matter of coaxing the ho...
