Not used that particular RV but it is not too uncommon for the drains to be a problem, depending on how the ground lays. We have a sloped driveway at home where we park the Rv and it is a real problem when the front goes up the slope, that makes the rear go down while it is still on the street which also has a slope from center line to curb. The former Rv had a drain at the far rear and it was a struggle to get it into the yard, needing planks laid out. A big relief to get rid of it and that was a shopping it me when we changed RV.
We found many places where the drive into places like gas stations have sloped drives and it was always a concern.
Since drains have to run downhill, we found no way to change the height very far.
Shop carefully!
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Richard
Why no RV year, make and floorplan on MY signature as we suggest for others?
I currently DO NOT have one!
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