gasman,
There are 2 drains in the water bay. One on each side of the bay by the various turn offs. The tubes go straight down. There is also a tank drain behind the large cabinet just in front of the rear wheels on the passenger side. There are 2 clips on the underside of the door. Undo the clips and raise the door. You will need something to prop the door open as there are no hydraulic lifts to keep it open. The water pump is also in this cabinet.
Tom
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Tom and Margaret
2014 Berkshire 390bh-60
When I drain mine, I open the water pump compartment, open the valve on the right side of the fresh water tank, and close the valve that goes up the left side into the water stacks on the other side, and then turn on the water pump. Does it pretty quick. (I believe I got that right - someone will chime in if I forgot something)
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Craig
Finally completed all State visits in August 2011 with a trip to North Dakota.
When I drain mine, I open the water pump compartment, open the valve on the right side of the fresh water tank, and close the valve that goes up the left side into the water stacks on the other side, and then turn on the water pump. Does it pretty quick. (I believe I got that right - someone will chime in if I forgot something)
Do you have any concern running the pump to long? I have heard there have been problems with them. On my 2008 i have only one low point drain in the pump bay and the tank drain. Letting gravity drain the tank takes all day which is a pain. I was thinking of putting a cheep $20 pump from eBay on the tank drain but have not yet. What I have done is put a switch next to the pump to turn it on and off. Helps when winterizing. I do not like to run it dry between gallons of antifreeze and the inside switch is not much help.
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