Good. Being able to pair the precision Plex system to the app on my phone is good. I can control the water pump from anywhere. I can monitor the freshwater tank as it fills from outside.
But the low point drain sucks. It is basically two threaded plugs in the end of the lines. There is no way to remove it without getting soaked and no way to put them back in without with laying in water or moving the coach. I guess two $5.00 valves would have put them over the price point? I’ll be redoing this part at some point over the summer.
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Reading, PA
2019 Georgetown GT5 31R5
2018 Chevy Spark
Formerly - 2007 Itasca Navion (Sold and gone)
You probably have your own way but this is what I used. Cheap and readily available. Guess you know one of those drains is low point and the other is holding tank.
You probably have your own way but this is what I used. Cheap and readily available. Guess you know one of those drains is low point and the other is holding tank.
That looks easy. Thanks
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Reading, PA
2019 Georgetown GT5 31R5
2018 Chevy Spark
Formerly - 2007 Itasca Navion (Sold and gone)
Can hook a garden hose to either for washing things, transferring fresh water to a buddies rig or using HOT water for the black tank flush to name a few.
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Can hook a garden hose to either for washing things, transferring fresh water to a buddies rig or using HOT water for the black tank flush to name a few.Attachment 199587
Wow. Those are really nice!
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Pete Githens
Reading, PA
2019 Georgetown GT5 31R5
2018 Chevy Spark
Formerly - 2007 Itasca Navion (Sold and gone)
If you have the room in the bay, try this. Ours were capped like yours and it was one of the first changes. The tube in the second photo was for putting RV antifreeze into the system. There are 1/4 turn valves on the blue and red lines.
This question is for 5 picker. In your remarks you showed a picture of valves with hose threads on one end. Could you tell us where you bought them? I'm sure a lot of us are interested.
You probably have your own way but this is what I used. Cheap and readily available. Guess you know one of those drains is low point and the other is holding tank.
You can buy them with a red handle or a blue handle......
This question is for 5 picker. In your remarks you showed a picture of valves with hose threads on one end. Could you tell us where you bought them? I'm sure a lot of us are interested.
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Originally Posted by palusza
Yes my question also
I purchased them through McMaster-Carr. They are made by SMC. (Speciality Manufacturing Company)
I especially like them because they are full flow. (5/8" diameter hole)
Here's our water bay low points. All parts from lowes. They valves turn 90 under the coach and drain out the back. The white board is insulation...
Pic was taken with the water panel door removed.
The third valve on the right will be removed this spring as it was put in for water access, have since installed a spigot in the back the of the coach to wash windsheilds from house water.
Need to update my photos... but take a look.
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Here's our water bay low points. All parts from lowes. They valves turn 90 under the coach and drain out the back. The white board is insulation...
Pic was taken with the water panel door removed.
The third valve on the right will be removed this spring as it was put in for water access, have since installed a spigot in the back the of the coach to wash windsheilds from house water.
Need to update my photos... but take a look.
I’m actually leaning toward something like this. It would certainly be easy enough to do.
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Reading, PA
2019 Georgetown GT5 31R5
2018 Chevy Spark
Formerly - 2007 Itasca Navion (Sold and gone)