Stupid Low Point Drain Location.....

[LongIslandCamper]

We have a 2013 26RLS which we love with the exception of the low point drain. What a huge pain.



The low point drains are located under our bathroom sink but are located all the way to the right. Basically, they are located right where the feed line comes through the vanity to the toilet. It's next to impossible trying to maneuver your body through the vanity cabinet and try to reach the plunger valves.

Last month we brought the camper to the dealer to have them swap out the drain valves. They ended up removing the plunger valves in the camper and installed new hose and fittings. They then installed the knob valves underneath the camper so we could drain the lines quickly and easily.

When we picked it up the worker told us it was one of the worst jobs he ever had to do and was so happy when it was finally finished. lol

[LongIslandCamper]

Has no one else had this issue? lol

[kiknads]

i had the 26bh and they were underneath the bunk way at the back beside the hot water tank, not a good place for a fat guy

[JohnWedell]

Is it possible to just leave them open and put valves outside

[spoon059]

Thats exactly where they were on my 29QBS. They were annoying, but I figured it out. They were leaking though, so when the dealer replaced them under warranty they but simple screw on caps, accessible from the outside.

[LongIslandCamper]

Originally Posted by JohnWedell

Is it possible to just leave them open and put valves outside

That is exactly what we did. We put some balls valves on the lines outside the camper and left the drain valves open inside the camper. That worked fine until the lines got pressurized and then began leaking out of the pull up drain valves. lol

The dealer ended up removing those pop up valves and installing coupler fittings and then put ball valves on the lines outside the camper.