New Owner of used Pop-up trailer needs advice.

[Wisconsin Newbie]

Hello, this is our first camper, we enjoyed it this summer and now that it is getting cold out, I have no idea as to how to drain the water tank. Cannot find any drain anywhere. So I turned to this forum. I hope you can help.
It is a Rockwood Pop-up, year is 1999. Has anyone an owners manual or advice as to how to empty the water tank....

Thanks,

Rick

[Happy Vibe]

Welcome to the forum
The tank on my palomino was under the bench seat. You had to open the seat and the valve was attached to the tank and a short hose ran to the outside. I put a valve on the outside so it was easier to empty.

[Triguy]

I'll move this to Popups so it gets more exposure.

Also, we have an old manual from 2004 for Rockwood pups but I honestly don't know if t will be any help to you. Here it is just in case it is usefull.

2004 Rockwood Popup Owner's Manual

[Wisconsin Newbie]

I will check them out tomorrow. Hope it works. Getting pretty cold at nite here. I have been manually pumping the sink faucet. I read in the manuals on this site that there may be an electric pump, I never found one but it would be faster! LOL

Thanks again for your replies.

Rick

[bikendan]

Originally Posted by Wisconsin Newbie

I will check them out tomorrow. Hope it works. Getting pretty cold at nite here. I have been manually pumping the sink faucet. I read in the manuals on this site that there may be an electric pump, I never found one but it would be faster! LOL

Thanks again for your replies.

Rick

if your faucet has a pump handle, then that means you don't have an electric water pump.
if you did, the faucet would look like your home one and there would be a red switch marked "water pump".
we had two popups and neither had a electric water pump, just the manual pump faucet.

[SimchaSabre]

We added a ShurFlo demand pump to our pop up aftre we got tired of hand pumping. Work fine on a std pop-up style sink fawcet.

We even removed it when we moved to larger TT's so now I have a spare.

[femetal1]

My drain plug on my 2280 in underneath the trailer. I had to lay on the ground to see it under there.