1985 Itasca manual

[Timber]

I just purchased an 1985 Itasca. The decals are faded. I don't even know where to put the gray water. It is a Ford F-350 Chassie. Where can I obtain a manal?

Thanks, Timber

[Timber]

I just purchased an 1985 Itasca. The decals are faded. I don't even know where to put the gray water. It is a Ford F-350 Chassie. Where can I obtain a manal?

Thanks, Timber

[Wallaby Dan]

Hi timber, Welcome to the forum and to the vintage rv site. I hope someone out there can help you find whatever you need. The Itasca is made by Winnebago. You may want to jump down too the Winnebago site on this forum. Good luck and welcome again!,

[Sanjay R]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Timber:
I just purchased an 1985 Itasca. The decals are faded. I don't even know where to put the gray water. It is a Ford F-350 Chassis. Where can I obtain a manual?

Thanks, Timber </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

I think (hope) you meant fresh water. You do not put grey water in, you dump it. . .

[Timber]

oops! I did mean fresh water. Thanks no wander I never got much of a response. There is a hose connection on one side and a place for non pressure water on the other side. It would be nice to know which one feeds what. What I really need is an owners manual. I never dreamed information and parts would be so scarce for an RV only 22 yrs old. I have 5 tractors each over 50 yrs old manuals and parts no problem. Thanks to SanJay and Capt Dan

[rpg59]

I have a 85 Itasca Windcrusier on a Chevy Chassie. The water hook up on the driver side where you can attach a hose is to hook up to a water supply while camping. It will not put water in the fresh water tank. The water fill for the fresh water tank on my MH is located on the passenger side at the rear. If I can answer any other questions let me know.

[Sanjay R]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Timber:
oops! I did mean fresh water. Thanks no wander I never got much of a response. There is a hose connection on one side and a place for non pressure water on the other side. It would be nice to know which one feeds what. What I really need is an owners manual. I never dreamed information and parts would be so scarce for an RV only 22 yrs old. I have 5 tractors each over 50 yrs old manuals and parts no problem. Thanks to SanJay and Capt Dan </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

The place for non-pressure water will fill the fresh tank. RPG59 already told you about the "City water" fitting. On newer motorhomes, there is only the latter fitting, as it will fill the fresh tank while you are connected to city water. If there are other things you have questions about, please ask. If there is something you cannot identify (or if you just want to show off your rig) Pictures are always welcome, and encouraged. Stay a while, and be welcome.