Water manifold system

[KennyGolub]

I'm just sitting here and wondering what the benefits of having the manifold system for the water is. I realize that if I have to repair a particular water appliance or have a leak with it, I can shut off that line.

What else ?

Ken

[mcomer]

In the winter you can only open what you need. That's all I've done.

Mike

[EJM4]

I show it off to the neighbors... Just kidding...

[KennyGolub]

Originally Posted by EJM4

I show it off to the neighbors... Just kidding...

Believe it or not.....that was the best use I thought of when asked "What does your new coach have?"

[Campin Cajun]

I've had other campers come see the manifold when I am hooking up or unhooking. They all say "Man, I wish mine was rigged like that". Once from a guy in a Newmar Mountaine Aire.....lol

[jrlebaron]

Wow I love the manifold system. Had to repair my toilet only turned that valve off. A lot off high end rvs don't have anything like it. And I do show mine to the neighbors. Jim

[I-RV]

If you did not have the manifold system and a leak developed in the water supply line within the RV, you would be wishing that you had the manifold.
Hank

[mcnabbwr]

The manifold makes repairing anything water related easier. Wouldn't be without one.

[silver]

On a Buddies Berkshire The hot water hose in the kitchen broke the first day of a one week vacation. Nether of us had a toad. Just turned off that one line and enjoyed the week. Without the manifold the whole coach would have been without water and the trip ruined.

[lefaivre]

Is that not reason enough.

In both my house and past RVs, one of the first things I did was to install shutoff valves at every water source. Nothing worse than having to shut off and in many cases drain a large portion of the system before starting repairs. Leaks very seldom happen at convenient times ... the Berk manifold is a beautiful thing