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Mike, I had a camper before without a drain, had top pump it out into the sink. You may need to run your pump and pump it into the drain. I know that for some years the camper manufacturers got cheap and only had on hole on the tank which made them hard to winterize. Good luck.
There should still be a way to drain that darn tank Mike.
Originally Posted by Skattracker3
Mike, I had a camper before without a drain, had top pump it out into the sink. You may need to run your pump and pump it into the drain. I know that for some years the camper manufacturers got cheap and only had on hole on the tank which made them hard to winterize. Good luck.
Figured it out, just open the valve and wait, it eventually started to trickle out and is now empty. It took a few hours for it to drain 1/3 of the tank. Kind of a PITA but it works. Tomorrow, the antifreeze goes in and it gets parked for the winter.
We don't each slimy northerns around here too often Steve. Well some do, I just can not get out the Y bones, but on a fish that side I probably could.
I would recommend blowing the lines out with the air compressor first. I had a bad experience once. Broke a line under the bath tub on a 5er. Had to fix it through a 4" x 10" opening from up by the bed.