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  • Cleaning up wet bays

    Posted by Art on March 20, 2020 at 11:36 am

    Since we have a lot of home time now, I got back to wet bay clean up and make is usable.We have a 40 ft XL Royale When we first bought the coach I worked on the passenger side, Aqua Hot compartment that has water pumps, I removed the 2 old water pumps and re-plumbed to 1 good water pump ShurFlo 4048 50 psi 4 GPM used anti rattle hoses off pump put a piece of stainless on floor. Last couple of days working on driver side wet bay, I got rid of that crappy hand held shower that leaks, pulled it out got rid of the Tees that went down to the faucet and and put in couplings, plugged up holes from Faucet with a piece of stainless that I had. ?? There are 3 turn valves 2 on left side Back/Blowout – Front/Water and a air connection and on right in the cabinet door 1 says Flush Valve , what are all the valves for and do I need them?? I think air is to blow out lines to winterize? When I winterize I pump winterizing antifreeze through lines safer. Also got rid of the water filter that was built in to wet bay and did a bypass on it, those filters always get compartment wet when you change filter, I use a full size water filter instead out side coach at hose bib then a water regulator.

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    March 20, 2020 at 6:25 pm

    Nice work Art. Now I have wet bay envy and have to go start on mine.

    Chuck

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