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Yes the low point drains are below the outdoor shower on the 2013. Yes, they are a major pain to access! I find those little T handle valves are finicky too - had a hard time getting one to seal this year causing a slow drip out of the low point hose underneath. I discovered this by the pump randomly kicking on when no water was being used.
My plan is to eliminate those T handle pull valves altogether. I'll install normal 90* elbows in place of them, and then install ball valves underneath where the low point drain hoses come out. That way I won't have to climb through all the gear in that storage bay to manipulate them.
As far as the insulation is concerned, you won't need to insulate around the outdoor shower back side. The idea is the storage bay stays cold (uninsulated) and the walls that separate the inside of the trailer from the storage bay get insulated. So basically when you look into the storage bay, the wall to your immediate right gets insulated, the wall directly across from you gets insulated, and so does the top (bottom of the bunk).
I hope that all made sense to you, if not just ask for clarification. Good luck!
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2013 F-150 EcoBoost MaxTow, Roush tuned (415hp 506tq), lifted on 33s, R.A.S.
2013 Jay Flight 28BHS Elite (Equalizer 10K hitch)
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