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Old 05-26-2019, 11:22 AM   #15
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Why does the overflow tube go to the bottom of the tank inside? That seems like a very poor design flaw. There is no reason that I can see to have it extend into the tank at all. What's to stop the tank from emptying itself if the syphoning starts when the water shifts to that side of the tank from going around a curve or parking on a slant when the tank is full? I fill my tank till it runs out the overflow tube, but it stops flowing once the excess water level in the tank is out and the vacuum is broken. My tube does not extend into the tank.
What he said.

I've never seen or heard of an RV water tank with a dip tube on the overflow connection. My tank has no dip tube and I'd like to see a link to one that does.

I suppose there could be a few water tanks out there that were designed by idiots.
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Every RV we've owned over the past few decades has had the fresh water tank overflow tube attached to the SIDE of the tank, near the top - not to the top of the tank.
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