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Forum: Winnebago Travel Trailers 11-12-2018, 05:47 AM
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Posted By old_engineer
That mat is called coroplast. There should be two...

That mat is called coroplast. There should be two PEX pipes coming through to drain the plumbing lines. Have you tried calling Winnebago to see where they are suppose to be? I wouldn't try to open...
Forum: Winnebago Travel Trailers 11-11-2018, 07:26 AM
Replies: 83
Views: 47,355
Posted By old_engineer
Our 2106FBS low point valves are located in the...

Our 2106FBS low point valves are located in the bottom cabinet of the wardrobe in the bathroom with outlets stopping about a half inch below the coroplast.



On the outdoor shower you should...
Forum: Winnebago Travel Trailers 11-08-2018, 06:14 AM
Replies: 83
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Posted By old_engineer
I live in NC and we use our trailer year round....

I live in NC and we use our trailer year round. Except for a week or two we are usually above 40 during the day with high 20's - low 30's at night. I've never done more than blow the lines and dump...
Forum: Winnebago Travel Trailers 10-27-2018, 07:45 AM
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Views: 47,355
Posted By old_engineer
There is a check valve on the city water...

There is a check valve on the city water connection itself to stop water from back flowing out of it. If you remove the screen washer you will see a white button. This is the valve. If you push it...
Forum: Winnebago Travel Trailers 10-27-2018, 07:39 AM
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Views: 47,355
Posted By old_engineer
If you have a black tank flush you still need get...

If you have a black tank flush you still need get rid of water that can be sitting in it. You can either blow it out or pump antifreeze into. Also don't forget to put antifreeze into the traps,...
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