When I flush the black tank (we have a tornado flusher installed) I will usually close the valve while the water is running so the black tank will fill. This allows the swirling action of the water to help pull out solids when I re-open the valve. It...
A few months ago during a rain storm, a circuit breaker popped at our trailer storage place and left our Jayco X213 without power for several weeks unbeknownst to us (we leave the trailer plugged in 24x7 so the converter can maintain the batteries). ...
Hi folks -- I made an "interesting" discovery today on my brand new 2015 Ford F-450 pickup when I tried to install TPMS sensors.I have the TM-507RV/SE unit from Truck System Technologies. When I put the sensors on the front tires, the low pressure ...
camperdave wrote:mitchmitchell1616 wrote:I've tried timing it but the time varies depending on the available water pressure. It can take as long as 10 minutes at our storage area, but at some parks it will take just over 1 minute to fill.I'm picturi...
RCMAN46 wrote:I agree I would never trust a tank level indicator.The morning before I plan to drain the black tank I fill the toilet several times and watch as I flush the toilet. If the tank is near full you will notice the toilet draining differen...
rk911 wrote:yes. we did that a year or so ago. the only downside is that if we check the tanks on the inside panel we have to wait until that panel resets before we can check levels on the exterior panel. otherwise the exterior panel simply duplica...
opnspaces wrote:Never tried it but I don't see why it wouldn't work. I'll bet you can use the same sensors and just add the second set of wires to them.Another idea would be next time you use the Tornado to fill the tank have your wife time how long...
Lynnmor wrote:One reason for flushing a tank is to keep the gauge working. I would never depend on the unreliable gauge to tell me the water level when filling.If it reads full, I flush with the valve open until it reads 1/3 -- the 1/3 sensor is in ...
