Dang! Y'all got me scared now. All 3 of mine are so hard to operate I pulled a bicep muscle. I went to drain yesterday and when I removed the cap to hook up my hose, some gray water was waiting on me. Not a lot, maybe a quart. I was actually searching to address another issue. Similar topic, so I pitch it to you guys. I drained the black tank and it just didn't seem to run as long as I would have expected. So I hooked up the sani-flush and started running it. Kind of sounded louder than normal, but my diesel truck wasn't running this time cause we had sewer at the camp site. So I chalked it up to that. Water didn't seem to flow immediately as usual (valve was open as far as I could tell.) water pressure was high at this sight, but I didn't think it mattered for this. Water started to flow after maybe 15 sec. I walked around to the other side and back. Then I notice some water dripping from the underpinning. Water was clear coming out of the sewer and I shut it off. Drained the gray tanks and called it good. Indicators showed black 2/3, gray 1 empty and Gray 2 2/3. I never put much stock in those, they are never accurate.
We headed from Washington over to Glacier Nat. Park area. Set up last night and getting ready for bed thought I smelled a hint of black tank smell, and the propane alarm went off. I blamed the alarm on Lab, her butt was like 6" away from it
Could I have popped loose a line on the flush system?
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