Air in the water lines
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04-16-2005, 09:44
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Air in the water lines
Sid,
If I have read you right, what you are doing is in direct violation of the code. There is to NEVER be a direct connection between any sewer system and potable water. If you notice, at dump stations they have two water sources, one for rinsing sewer/holding tanks and another. located some distance away, for the potable water for filling your potable water tank. Making a direct connection could cause a serious medical problem for someone. George Lowry '95 WBDA 4203 & GM 4106 (for sale) Spearfish, SD Sid Clark wrote: > > You screw > it on the campground faucet and then screw your hose on it. Then you > still have a faucet available at the campground faucet. I use this > to connect a hose to my spray flush nozzle on my black water tank > when I dump. > Sid Clark in Dallas-91WBSA40 > > > |
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Air in the water lines - jimocon - 04-15-2005, 13:50
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Air in the water lines - Jeff Miller - 04-15-2005, 14:19
Air in the water lines - Sid Clark - 04-16-2005, 07:05
Air in the water lines - George Lowry - 04-16-2005 09:44
Air in the water lines - Sid Clark - 04-18-2005, 11:03
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