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Old 02-14-2009, 11:09 AM   #1
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I have a question that I hope someone can help me with. I have a Winnebago Class C MH with the city water fill on the outside of the street side wall. It's not in a compartment. I'd like to put a quick disconnect on it so that I can easily hook up when I get to a CG. With most quick disconnects that I've seen, once you disconnect, there is an open hole left. Has anyone done this, or does anyone know of a way to cover that hole or if there is a brand of quick disconnect that already comes with a cover?

Thanks for any help on this.
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You can get a plug or a cap that screw into the normal hose connections. For my quick-connects, I have sometimes used the other side of the connect with a plug or cap screwed into/onto it. That adds a little length, but if you can deal with the added length it is a very easy solution.
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I bought some stainless ones at the FMCA rally in Pomona last year. They come with caps and are the best quick connects I have ever used. The MH is in storage so I can't get the brand name for you for a few days. Maybe someone else will know the brand.
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Old 02-14-2009, 12:18 PM   #4
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Wayne,

That sounds like what I'm looking for. Whenever you can get the brand for me I'd appreciate it. Any idea on cost?


Paul,

I've thought of that, too, and that's a possibility. I don't think it would stick out too much.
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I think I paid $20 per kit. Right angle fittings are also available which come in really handy. I will try and get the brand tomorrow after Church.
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I just found the web site Kwik Link for the product.
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The RV Water Filter Store has what I bought "Kwik Link Connect System - 90 degree" near the bottom of the page for $21.95.
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Perfect. Just what I was thinking of. Thanks for your help. The RV Water Filter Store also has just the rubber caps for the male or female quick connect fittings. I might be able to go with just that - assuming they'll fit all connectors.
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You can make a plug easily - just screw a standard threaded hose cap onto a male connector and plug it into the female side of the quick connect.
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That makes sense. I have another quick connect around here somewhere. I'll just have to see if I can find a threaded plug (Lowe's, CW?). That just might work!
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