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Old 06-16-2012, 04:23 AM   #1
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I just purchased a 2012 31SB. I would like to ask two questions:

Does anyone know where the water heater bypass valves are?

And has anyone worked out a bike rack for 4 bikes on the back of the trailer? I am moving the spare to under the front tongue, the bumper is way to thin to mount anything too. Frame is 68 1/2" apart, with 4" of usable space between cross member and bumper. Curt makes an adjustable hitch that fit's the width, but the brackets are to big. I have the floor sealed with that polar package, so I don't want to weld. Thinking about bolting two recievers on to each frame and building out from there, any ideas?

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Here is my bike rack setup that I put on the back of our 5vr.

http://photobucket.com/hamops-br

The valves are usually located at the back of the water heater, so you'll likely have to remove a panel to access them. Here's a picture of the winter and summer valve configurations.



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Thanks for the info. I don't have any access to the back of my water heater, but I do have an access panel to my tub/shower, I'll check in there. Thanks for the bike rack pic's, giving me some ideas.
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Otherwise check under the sink, or wherever area the water heater is located in...trace it back from the outside to the inside...good luck...and welcome to the forum

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Old 06-18-2012, 01:25 PM   #5
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Look below the pantry, floor level. You can access the heater, bypass and where the shoreline is wired in. Square tipped driver bit.
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