1999 Georgetown M265

[whitydyck]

We purchased this unit and can't find where you drain all the water from the main tank.
Is it under the bed?

 

[Mr. Dan]

We purchased this unit and can't find where you drain all the water from the main tank.
Is it under the bed?

Which of the several tanks are you calling “the main tank”?

 

[whitydyck]

So before you go on a trip you fill your tanks with water from your house. That water goes into a big tank, which I was calling the main tank. When my trip is done how do I empty that tank?

 

[whitydyck]

Does that make sense?

 

[bobotty]

Underneath the camper. Will be a couple water lines pointing down with plugs in them. One is the low point drain to drain the lines, the other is your fresh water tank.

 

[whitydyck]

Under? You mean we have to crawl under the RV?

 

[bobotty]

Every RV I know of you have to go underneath to drain tanks and lines. Usually they are close to a side but you do have to lay on the ground to get to them.

 

[PopFla]

My drain lines are only about 18" in from the side. I replaced the caps on them with quarter-turn valves. I can reach under and turn the valves without having to crawl under the coach. I stay cleaner and drier that way.

 

[ChrisParise]

Luckily all my low point drains are reachable just by bending over.

Open them and turn on the water pump. Fw tank will drain