Loose Sink Hold Down Brackets

[RVhiker]

My wife found a wingnut and some sort of bracket in the lower kitchen cabinet, under the sink. It was a sink hold down bracket. I put it back in place and tightened the wingnut. On checking, ALL of the wingnuts on the sink hold downs were loose... maybe check yours?

[Crackshot]

Originally Posted by RVhiker

My wife found a wingnut and some sort of bracket in the lower kitchen cabinet, under the sink. It was a sink hold down bracket. I put it back in place and tightened the wingnut. On checking, ALL of the wingnuts on the sink hold downs were loose... maybe check yours?

And with that note, I would say check ALL your hose fittings too where they connect on the faucet.

We were kicking back one day and heard the pump start running and watched water coming out from under the bathroom door.
The connector to the faucet was loose. I checked the bathtub, kitchen sink and outdoor shower fittings and her all loose too.
I reached up under there and gave them all a good hand tighten.

[Seann45]

Gotta remember these puppies shake rattle and roll down the highway... things are going to work loose... which is why I always balance my trailer tires.. one less set of vibrations to worry about... cause I just like "good good good vibrations"... How many of you youngsters know that one?

[SecretCoveDave]

Oh yes! Loved the tunes, loved the times!

[wiscampsin]

Ah, the Beach Boys and their California sound.

[Bob Landry]

The sink brackets came loose on the Jayco I had also. Your alternatve is to replace the wing nuts with a flat washer and a nylon lock nut. You should be able to get to most if not all with a nutdriver.

[Crackshot]

Now you all of you had me wondering and checked wingnuts, faucet connections. Wingnuts were tight kitchen cold water hose took a half turn to tighten. All the other lines were tight including p traps.