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5:35 am May 23, 2011
| Buzz
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How do you drain the fresh water tank in the 14RB? I can see the tank and a valve, but when I turn the valve, nothing drains out. There is about 1/2 tank of water and I won't be using the RV for about a month or two. There has to be a way to drain it. Thanks for the help from everyone.
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5:48 am May 23, 2011
| DaveandRose
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On mine I have to pull the valve up to allow the fresh water tank to drain. Turning it does nothing just like you said.
Dave
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2011 Sportsmen Classic 19 SBT. 2011 Ram 1500. Yes it has the hemi, no more towing issues for us. I wonder if Lewis and Clark had a Sportsmen classic and what they towed with.
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6:45 am May 23, 2011
| kayaknut
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Post edited 2:06 am – January 14, 2012 by kayaknut
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2:19 pm May 25, 2011
| Mike Magee
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When I wanted to drain mine last April I switched the pump on and ran the toilet till the water quit. It helped clean the black tank. I haven't checked to see if that left any water inside the tank. Guess you have me wondering, I might need to go look sometime.
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2008 Toyota Highlander – 2011 Escape E14RB
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2:36 pm May 25, 2011
| Karsty
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When I first filled my fresh water tank the water was "leaking" out. Had no idea what was happening. Then I remembered the valve the dealer showed me during orientation. I turned it to the left and I turned it to the right. Nothing!! Finally I pushed that darn think in and volia!! The water stopped leaking out.
Is there a way of putting a valve on the outside rather than digging into the inside to get at it. I have to move my single mattress to get at it. Although it is doable, it is just a pain.
I will try Mike Magee's method initially, but for the winter here in Canada that won't due. It will have to be winterized … but we'll cross that bridge when we get to it.
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CURRENT: 2012 Winnebago ERA – FORMER: 2011 Toyota Sienna Limited – 2011 Spree Escape E14RBnn"If a hammer doesn't fix it … it must be an electrical problem."
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