I've been winterizing my trailer for over 10 years now, but I've always wondered about the black tank. Do any of you throw a few gallons of antifreeze down in your black tank to keep it moist during the winter, or do you just leave it dry? I have alw...
I hooked up my black tank sprayer this weekend to flush, and absolutely no water was getting through to the tank. I've used this sprayer many times, but this weekend, nothing. I'm thinking it must be clogged or something. I even disconnected the vacu...
I have a 2010 Spree that I bought new. The decals have shriveled to the point that they have become an eyesore and I feel like taking them off. Anyone else have experience with this?
You, Sir, are a friggin genius! I've always wanted to hook up some sort of separate hose in order to hook up to my tank flusher. This is by far the easiest that Ive seen.Thank You!Bob
I own an '08 F-350, bought it used in 2010. Mine was one of the ones with the dreaded fuel system issue. Ford left me hanging for a few days, but eventually covered it under warranty. Would have been around $14,000 had it not been covered. It only ha...
This is what I did last weekend. I completely flushed and drained the black tank. Then I added 2 gallons of pink stuff to the tank. I figure that this way the valve is protected, and the bottom of the tank is still wet to keep any remnants from dryin...
I just found some antifreeze on sale, so I decided that I will throw 3 gallons into the black just to make sure that everything stays moist over the winter.
thomasmnile wrote:EDIT: The "vacuum breaker" you speak of, is that the back flow preventer? How do you disconnect it? On our Jayco, that thing is connected to the Pex tubing with crimp connectors. If I was to remove it, I'd be staring at two tubing e...
