shut off valves on drain hoses

[Witch Doctor]

I hope you park down wind from me, ha !! . I understand your point, I know some people that will not use there heads also. But I'm lazy and really don't like using public shower house's. I guess I got spoiled after tent camping for so long.

[Wolverine 1945]

Originally Posted by Witch Doctor

I hope you park down wind from me, ha !! . I understand your point, I know some people that will not use there heads also. But I'm lazy and really don't like using public shower house's. I guess I got spoiled after tent camping for so long.

We never used full hook up sites,,, so I just use the bath houses,,, that way we have no shower to clean,,, or any leaks to worry about !!!
+ the campground showers are larger than our Sunseeker 2500TS !!!

[CAT-RN]

Originally Posted by Witch Doctor

I installed shut off valves inside the unit and just leave the drain ends open. First and most important was that when you have water sitting in them during the winter or worst a freezing night. They will freeze then the plex will expand at the fitting and all of a sudden you have a leak inside your basement. I know it happened to me in Florida of all places a couple of years ago. Lesson learned, either insulate them if exposed to the weather or install some shut off valves inside the basement on the hot and cold low point drains.....

Need to go farther south in Florida I guess. Ha

Russell