I need some help... Trailer has low water pressure...I suspect the water filter system. I remember a good post on how to drain the system w/a small trash can but can not find it . Any help or recommendations would be great!
The filter that comes with the system is a deluxe filter good also for chlorine and myself also found out out that the water pressure was quite low with this type of filter. Try a regular one that filter just the debries. You will see the difference in the pressure.
We bought a new 2011 GreyWolf and for the life of us we can not find the water filter anywhere......We looked near the hot water heater, under the bath sink, under the kitchen sink but can not find it anywhere....where can we find it?
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Deb and Phil
Anna Belle
2016 Toyota Tundra
2011 Greywolf 26rl
I don't own a greywolf, but the way they are normally plumbed there is a T fitting that connects the pump output and city water pipes and outputs to the water filter.
Ours was located behind a panel in the "basement."
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Lou & Freya the wonder dog
2008 GMC Sierra 3000HD Allison Duramax
2019 Flagstaff 8529FL
Thanks I will look again tomorrow, I can't even find the pump,
even though I hear it.
Good news, I think , found where the lines come into the trailer, behind the toilet, the pump is in the "dining room" under the entertainment center behind a panel but NO filter. Have an email into the dealer to let them know that the filter is not there.
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Deb and Phil
Anna Belle
2016 Toyota Tundra
2011 Greywolf 26rl
I just located my filter on a Rockwell 1809s. Looks just like the pic from Herk. It was behind the the water heater and front storage area by the water pump. Accessed from inside TT from small door under the bed screwed tight with 3 hinges.