Quick question about filling the water heater. If I switch the valve in the docking station from tank to city does that direct the water directly into the water heater to fill it assuming the bypass valve inside the trailer is in he correct position?...
Hey guys got my maiden voyage tomorrow with the new (to me) trailer. I'm debating whether or not to take out the in bed tool box. I got a 6.5ft bed with an auto slider. And what seems like your standard in bed tool box. I'd like to know if that's gon...
Hey guys. I want to flush out the water heater tank before I start the season. Just got our first camper in march and our maiden voyage will be next week. Detwinterizing everything I noticed a bunch of sediment in the bottom of the water heater tank ...
Hey guys. I want to flush out the water heater tank before I start the season. Just got our first camper in march and our maiden voyage will be next week. Detwinterizing everything I noticed a bunch of sediment in the bottom of the water heater tank ...
Hey guys. Just picked up my first camper. Gearing up for the maiden voyage. The site I booked has full hook ups water/electric/sewer. Question I have is when hooked up to the sewer for the duration of the trip, do you guys keep your black tank open t...
corvettekent wrote:I would think that you need a hot water faucet turned on to let the air out of the tank.I have been leaving the pressure relief valve on the wh open untill water starts flowing out. That is how I have been gauging its full so I can...
It sits on top of the bed rails. It is not flush like Cummins's is. Makes sense now, maybe I'll sell the one that came with the truck and look into the flush tool boxes. I tried uploading a picture but it doesnt seem to be working right now.
lakeside013104 wrote:Forget the vinegar.Use this: ToolLakesidegot the wand that's what I'm going to use to wash all the sediment out, but I actually have a bore-scope and the heating element looks like a piece of coral lol. So that's what I want the ...
laknox wrote:One thing nobody has mentioned, and I can't find in the specs, if this rig has a black tank flush. If so, then it makes more sense to leave the grey tank open, if you want to. For me, I hook up my hose, turn the flush on for about a mi...
Me Again wrote:Here is the routine I have developed over many snowbird winters.1. Get a clear sight adapter and put it between the trailer and the sewer hose.2. I leave the black tank closed for a week at a time. Grey tanks open.3. I form a pee trap ...
