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Originally Posted by georgewegman
The refrigerator has ice and water through the door
No dishwasher
It has separate washer and dryer
The water heater is a gas on demand.
It has two fresh water tanks and the drains appear to be in side of tanks
So it will be tough to completely drain them unless I can tilt coach in direction of tank drain outlet
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I have that same coach, and do not think that it has two fresh water tanks. There is a drain valve (gate valve) in the wet bay that should be adequate to drain the fresh water tank for winterizing. If you want to have it as empty as you can have it, raise the jacks on the curb side to lilt the coach slightly to the driver's side and the water should empty from the fresh water tank.
I usually hook up a compressor the the water inlet line and blow out all of the lines. Greater risk of an issue happening in the lines in the coach, than in the FW tank, which is large, and I do not see any risk of an inch of water or less left in the tank.
Line to fridge and ice maker is tricky. Need to be patient. Also washer line, but can be done in an hour or so. Sinks and shower are easy with compressor. Macerator toilet is a bit more work than the other toilet. Hot water system is easy if you follow Truma's instructions.