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Old 03-17-2013, 07:50 AM   #1
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Pump

When at the campground and you have water hookup you don't need the pump right? What do you need the pump for? I have a control panel that has buttons for Pump and one for HTR
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Suspect HTR is to light propane water heater , pump is only needed in absence of campground water pressure
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Old 03-17-2013, 07:57 AM   #3
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No need for pump if you have water hookup; correct. The pump is handy if you're dry camping or stop along the road and need a shower, want to wash dishes, need to brush your remaining teeth, flush a toilet, etc. Also handy to pump winterizing/sanitizing chemicals into the pipes.
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Old 03-17-2013, 08:22 AM   #4
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Thanks, how do you use the pump to winterize?
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Winterizing, if your have hose attached with valve to siphon anti into water system other wise may have to pour anti into fresh water tank than pump into water system.

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On our winnebago , the pipe from fresh water tank to pump has a tee connection with valve .
The tee has a short length of pipe which you put into gallon of Rv antifreeze , turn valve so that pump now draws from antifreeze .
Switch on pump and open one facet at a time untill pink antifreeze comes out , move on to next facet / shower / toilet .
Ps you will need about 2 gallon ?
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No need for pump if you have water hookup; correct. The pump is handy if you're dry camping or stop along the road and need a shower, want to wash dishes, need to brush your remaining teeth, flush a toilet, etc. Also handy to pump winterizing/sanitizing chemicals into the pipes.
Remaining teeth. Now thats funny.
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