โJan-12-2020 02:27 PM
โJan-30-2020 11:40 AM
winniman wrote:The guy doing the PDI on mine actually told me to do this - his instructions to flush the black tank were to close the valve, hook the hose to the flushing inlet, turn it on, and have someone - your wife he said, watch by looking down to toilet. She came around the corner and said watch what? I looked at the guy and said you tell her..
Im going to guess the OP is too embarrassed to come back. I personally have seen two different incidents where newbies flooded their rv by hooking up the hose to the blackwater tank flush. One was a fifth wheel, the other a C class rental. Im sure you would be heading to the rent all to rent a shop vac.
โJan-29-2020 03:27 PM
โJan-29-2020 03:16 PM
โJan-29-2020 11:08 AM
mileshuff wrote:You didn't mention the one We saw in Tn., Driving off with the awning still out.
It could easily be legit. Beginners make alot of mistakes. I'm sure many here have done some odd things!
I've seen the following at RV resorts multiple times.
Open the black tank valve before hooking up the sewer hose.
Forget to put stabilizers down on a pop up tent trailer, then crawl into bed.
Using a Flush King type device with both it's valve and sewer valve closed.
Driving away with antenna still up.
Not moving all items out of the way before retracting slide.
Leaving tank valve open when driving away. Anything still in tank from not being level now comes out.
Driving off with steps or stabilizers down.
Getting stuck on curvy roads with signs that say 3 or more axles not allowed.
โJan-27-2020 12:02 PM
โJan-25-2020 08:59 AM
mileshuff wrote:
It could easily be legit. Beginners make alot of mistakes. I'm sure many here have done some odd things!
I've seen the following at RV resorts multiple times.
Open the black tank valve before hooking up the sewer hose.
Forget to put stabilizers down on a pop up tent trailer, then crawl into bed.
Using a Flush King type device with both it's valve and sewer valve closed.
Driving away with antenna still up.
Not moving all items out of the way before retracting slide.
Leaving tank valve open when driving away. Anything still in tank from not being level now comes out.
Driving off with steps or stabilizers down.
Getting stuck on curvy roads with signs that say 3 or more axles not allowed.
โJan-24-2020 02:32 PM
โJan-24-2020 05:52 AM
โJan-23-2020 04:21 PM
โJan-23-2020 02:38 AM
Lwiddis wrote:Put yourself in the OP's shoes - finds an RV forum to ask about an issue he's having and gets responses like this bozo. Stop scratching your heads wondering why he's not coming back or if it is a scam post.
Time for you to do some reading on basic RVing. Iโve never seen a new RV with a black tank flush that wasnโt very clearly marked.
โJan-22-2020 03:20 PM
โJan-15-2020 07:33 AM
โJan-15-2020 06:31 AM
magicbus wrote:way2roll wrote:Same thought here... Kind of like the Snake Repellent post.
Why am I thinking this is a fake post. New member, no other posts, hasn't returned, no real details...
Dave
โJan-15-2020 06:06 AM
way2roll wrote:Same thought here... Kind of like the Snake Repellent post.
Why am I thinking this is a fake post. New member, no other posts, hasn't returned, no real details...