Low point drains?

[CedarCreekWoody]

I assume these are the low point drains. Note they have no valves or caps. Am I overlooking the obvious (again)? How do I drain these?

2024 GD Relection 100 22 RK

 

[CedarCreekWoody]

Disregard, I found them. They are well forward of the axles, red and blue with valves as you expect. These blue lines must be some type of vents although they are not for the fresh water tank. It is located, and vented, at the rear of the camper.

 

[Mechanic Bob]

I do believe those blue lines are the vent for the fresh water tank.

 

[CedarCreekWoody]

I do believe those blue lines are the vent for the fresh water tank.

Actually I believe they vent the two grey tanks. The fresh water tank vent is on the rear.

 

[Hoopy Frood]

Actually I believe they vent the two grey tanks. The fresh water tank vent is on the rear.

I've never heard of a gray tank being vented below the trailer. All the ones I know of vent through the roof.

 

[CedarCreekWoody]

I've never heard of a gray tank being vented below the trailer. All the ones I know of vent through the roof.

Nor have I. I'm just guessing although I do know the fresh water vent is mounted high on the rear.

 

[Mechanic Bob]

Actually I believe they vent the two grey tanks. The fresh water tank vent is on the rear.

Cool. Thank you.

 

[BarryLaDuke]

These are the water overflow for the fresh water tank. If you overfill the fresh, these drains will start gushing water.

 

[rocklorrie]

As previously stated one is an over flow for the fresh tank and the other is a breather tube for the same. They can be problem at times siphoning off the tank as you drive down the road. Many have installed shut off valves on them to prevent this from happening but you have to remember to open them when you are setup.