Any idea where this is located in my 2005 Beaver Marquis? The manual says that it is easily accessible curbside when the generator is extended. I went over and under everywhere around there and searched around the whole coach with no luck. Any ideas? As always, Thanks for any help.
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On my 2005 Beaver Patriot, the RVA pump and solenoid/manifold is next to frame just inboard of the entry step. The green (above the RVA reservoir tank) in the photo is the side of the generator housing, but you can't get to the RVA (or HWH ) pumps through the generator compartment, you have to go underneath.
Hi FredFB; Not that good about info on a 2005 Beaver. In your post you describe the location for where my RVA jack motor and hydraulic fluid tank for the jacks are located on my 01 Windsor. The assembly is just in front of the entry step well of the coach. It can be tucked back in that location. If you still cannot find the assembly there, have someone inside push the jack extend switch. You should be able to hear the motor run as it is not real quiet. Follow the sound and there is the motor with the retract valves and solenoids.
Good morning Fred; That was a great picture Mike posted of the jack hydraulic assembly on his Beaver. To answer your question is yes, those T handles behind and above the solenoids are the manual retract valves.
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