Low point drains

[dcgibby]

Thanks Jim! I'll try again tomorrow, with a little more power to the turning! Thanks for Your fast reply! (Maybe I should let My wife do it) Dave from KY

[Irish Bird Dog]

Originally Posted by NH Horseman

Windshield washer fluid is cheaper than RV Antifreeze for your drains and P-traps. Just a suggestion. Windshield washer fluid can also be used for small flushes if you have to use the toilet on the road when rig is winterized.

Good Idea....However, Most windshield washer fluid has a SKULL&CROSSBONES indicating it is not for consumption so be sure NOT to use (by mistake) on any water INTAKE areas to faucets. Only in the drains/traps as suggested

Good thinking using windshield fluid for the "small flushes" when on the road w/M-T water system

[joe_agogo]

Can anyone tell me where the low drain points are on a 2007 CF30SK.

I see the fresh water drain point in the back, but I don't see any others. I've also looked at the underside and dont see it, but might simply be missing something.

thanks.
Joe

[fhenn]

On my 08 they are a red and blue knob on the service panel, where the water hooks up and the pulls for the black tank and grey tanks are

[p4lrjfd]

Anyone know where to find low point drains for 2013 ST 30RE? I know where fresh water drain is located but not the other two. Perhaps ?? this model does not have them.

[Boomer]

I don't about the 2013 ST 30R, but my 5er 335SS has the low point drains right underneath the hook up panel with the grey water and black water drainage. Look underneath the trailer and find two plastic tubes sticking out of the underside of the trailer. Sometimes you have to look more than once to find them. Usually they are near the HOT water tank.