My previous camper had a screened vent like the previous posted photo however it was not connected to anything. That made it difficult to fill just like the OP's. I drained it and never used it.
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My 2014 V-Cross Vibe has a hose connection for the FW tank on the back of the camper that is the same as the city water and black tank hose connections. It isn't the vented type like the one pictured a couple of post back. My tank has a vent hose that comes out of the top of it. If the OP's trailer is like mine the tank isn't vented at the fill connection.
Ray, my tank has a vent. I purchased a 2014 6504 this year and had problems with the fresh water tank suction line to the pump. The line was drooping from the front center of the tank to the rear corner on the drivers side where it went up through the floor. Because the line was not supported just hanging the line kinked and the pump could not pick up water. When I winterized I took out the drain plug which was at the side of the tank but there was still water in the tank so I disconnected the kinked line and more water came out so I swapped the water pickup for the tank drain line. I've had many other problems with the trailer, a lot more than you would expect. I feel as though the quality control was none existent at the factory. Loose wires, roof air just sitting there with bolts finger tight, clearance light never installed and so on.
I have a bunk that is made from unfinished Aspenite and the cut along the wall is not very straight and I wondered if yours is the same?
Ray, my tank has a vent. I purchased a 2014 6504 this year and had problems with the fresh water tank suction line to the pump. The line was drooping from the front center of the tank to the rear corner on the drivers side where it went up through the floor. Because the line was not supported just hanging the line kinked and the pump could not pick up water. When I winterized I took out the drain plug which was at the side of the tank but there was still water in the tank so I disconnected the kinked line and more water came out so I swapped the water pickup for the tank drain line. I've had many other problems with the trailer, a lot more than you would expect. I feel as though the quality control was none existent at the factory. Loose wires, roof air just sitting there with bolts finger tight, clearance light never installed and so on.
I have a bunk that is made from unfinished Aspenite and the cut along the wall is not very straight and I wondered if yours is the same?
The OP hasn't been here for over a year! One year old thread.
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