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Old 08-22-2009, 07:06 AM   #1
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2004 Cresendo Water Tank

I have a 2004 Cresendo 36ft and there is no way to fill the water tank than to hook a hose up to it with preasure. I do not have a gravity fill that I can add water to. Any Ideas or am I just blind.
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I also have a 2004 Crescendo Here is what I did while down in the south west the past winter. I got a 10 foot hose, Filter, and a funnel. I cut the female end of the hose off and inserted the funnel in that end. The filter is attached to the male end. I hook it up to the inlet on the coach. I get my 5 gallon water container about 6 feet off the ground. Either by using my folding latter as support or the roof of my blazer. Then I hold the funnel under the spigot of the container and adjust the outflow to what this contraption can handle. Takes about 15 minutes per 5 gallon container. I am planing on figuring out a way to eliminate the funnel and hook the hose directly to the container so I can just hook it up and then come back 15 minutes later

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Thank you I was hoping there was a hidden fill somewhere...
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You should use the pump on the coach to pull water out of a container and set the valve to fill the tank just like when connected to city water. You should be able to select the pump to do this easily; like winterizing but instead of antifreeze you are using water.
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