Hi all,
A question for the Hunter 376 owners out there....
How/where do you access the tap to the water tank? I can trace the water line from the pump--it travels about 1.5 feet then disappears under the floor that is just below the water heater. I lifted the access panels under the VBerth bed, but the water tank appears to be boxed in. I unscrewed the holly flooring just in front of the VBerth but there is just a fiber glass divot with a stringer through the middle--the water line must run below that fiberglass. I see no sign of the water line under the VBerth sink either....
Am I missing something? Is there an access panel or something that can be unscrewed?
I typically try to blow out the water lines at the connection to the tank then pump anti-freeze through for winterizing. I could do this right at the pump, I suppose, but I'm nervous that there may still be water in the line to the tank.
I suppose I could just dump anti-freeze directly into the water tank, but I hate doing that if I don't have to (saves a lot of flushing in the spring).
Attached is a picture (The water heater is to the left, the grey pipe is the water line from the tank going under the floor. Ignore the valve next to it--that's not attached to anything, it was something left from the PO that is getting tossed).
Thanks in advance!
A question for the Hunter 376 owners out there....
How/where do you access the tap to the water tank? I can trace the water line from the pump--it travels about 1.5 feet then disappears under the floor that is just below the water heater. I lifted the access panels under the VBerth bed, but the water tank appears to be boxed in. I unscrewed the holly flooring just in front of the VBerth but there is just a fiber glass divot with a stringer through the middle--the water line must run below that fiberglass. I see no sign of the water line under the VBerth sink either....
Am I missing something? Is there an access panel or something that can be unscrewed?
I typically try to blow out the water lines at the connection to the tank then pump anti-freeze through for winterizing. I could do this right at the pump, I suppose, but I'm nervous that there may still be water in the line to the tank.
I suppose I could just dump anti-freeze directly into the water tank, but I hate doing that if I don't have to (saves a lot of flushing in the spring).
Attached is a picture (The water heater is to the left, the grey pipe is the water line from the tank going under the floor. Ignore the valve next to it--that's not attached to anything, it was something left from the PO that is getting tossed).
Thanks in advance!
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