I just bought a 2013 Wildwood TT. My tank levers are NOT labeled, despite what my brother insists. The easiest way I can think of to identify them is by size. Anyone know if the grey tank is the larger or smaller pipe?
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Or you could always taste the outflow. The one that tatses like $$$it is black water tank. Just here to help. Ha.
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sorry if this sounds stupid...but did you notice if the handles to open the valves are perhaps a different color? Like perhaps a grey handle and a black handle.
You could try putting some food coloring and water down the kitchen sink drain. Open both valves and see which one has the colored water coming out. Just don't use yellow or brown food coloring.
I'm sure your already aware of the answer to your question but I had to walk the dog anyway so I took a few photos of my Wildwood's tank valves to verify everyone's responses.
The first photo shows the grey tank valve on the left (smaller diameter pipe) and the black tank valve on the right (larger diameter pipe but you can't see it in the photo).
The second photo is a front view of the valves from a lower angle. The black tank pipe is visible in this photo.
The last photo shows the pipes from the rear of the trailer and from a lower angle. The black tank pipe is at the top of the photo and the grey tank pipe is located lower in the photo (the pipe with the bends in it).
Thank you for all of the helpful suggestions. My tanks have the same color and words on the levers. One to the smaller pipe is pointing toward me and the one one the larger pipe is pointing straight up.
Brenda and John
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