Hey Mark, yes you will get a smoother ride quality with the front and rear Air Lift air bag kits part #al57344 and #al88240 because the jounce spring will be removed like you mentioned and also because you'll be able to use the air pressure in…
Hi Elliott; the Valterra RV Water Tank #R8048 has three 3/8" threaded fittings on each end of the tank. You can see them in the attached picture, one has a red plug. The tank is only designed to be gravity fed or used with a hand pump, not an…
One of the 3/8 inch ports is open on the Valterra RV Water Tank #R8030 and is plugged by the red cap like you see in the accompanying photo; this is where the tank would be filled. You would not want to modify the opening to fill up the tank, instead…
Hello Paul, thanks for reaching out. The correct grease seal for your Dexter 5,100 lb axle is part #GS-2250DL. It has a 2.250" ID and 3.376" OD. Let me know if there is anything else I can help with an I am happy to get back to you.
Because the Valterra RV Water Tank #R8048 is a lightweight tank that is baffled for surge control, it is not designed for use with electric water pumps. It would void the warranty if used this way and is why they specifically note on their site:…
Hey Janet! The 70" measurement is the overall width of the Thomas Payne Trifold RV Loveseat and Sleeper #LC34FC. The overall dimensions are 70" x 37" x 37". The sleeping surface is 60" wide x 70" long x 19" high.
The reason you can't use an electric pump with the Valterra RV Water Tank #R8036 is because they are made from lightweight plastic, and is baffled for surge control so they aren't designed to withstand the additional pressure that is created…
Hi Jared! The 24 gallon 48" x 8" x 16" Valterra RV Water Tank #R8048 weighs just under 16 pounds (15.8 pounds, to be exact). If you were also wondering how much this would weigh with 24 gallons of water in it (I was), that would be 215…
The Bargman Triple Tail Light, part #47-84-005 is a recessed mount light. It is designed to fit in a cutout of 12-11/16 inches long by 5-1/2 inches wide. It is not a surface mount light. The Bargman tail light #47-84-005 is a triple tail light…
Hey Eric, thanks for reaching out. For what you’re doing, the Flair-It High Pressure Hose #FL57FR is a really solid choice. It’s rated for potable (drinking) water, safe for both hot and cold lines, and the braided construction gives it excellent…
Yes. The Replacement Cap with Strap for Valterra Gray Water Waste Valve - 1-1/2" FPT - Black #TSV6 has a 1-1/2" FPT fitting and the Valterra Fill Thread Adapter - 1-1/2" MPT #RF909 has a 1-1/2" MPT fitting, so they are…
Yes, the Replacement Cap and Strap for Valterra RV Gravity Fill Water Inlet #A0120SBKVP will work with 1-1/2" pipe threads. This cap is a universal part and will fit on just about any quarter turn gravity fill inlets.
RV fresh water tanks are essential for any road trip or camping adventure, providing a reliable source of water for your needs. Consider the tank's size, durability, and ease of installation. These tanks are versatile, fitting various RV models and conversion projects, ensuring you have fresh water wherever you go.
Installing an RV fresh water tank is generally straightforward. Many tanks come with pre-marked holes for fittings, making it easy to customize for your specific needs. A drill and hole saw are often all you need. Some users find it helpful to use plastic glue for sealing, ensuring a leak-free setup.
When selecting a tank size, consider your vehicle's space and your water usage needs. Tanks are available in various sizes to fit different RV models, from compact vans to larger motorhomes. Ensure the dimensions match your available space and that the tank can support your typical water consumption during trips.
RV fresh water tanks are designed for durability, often made from robust materials that withstand regular use. Many users report long-term satisfaction, with tanks holding up well over time. It's important to avoid over-pressurizing the tank to prevent damage, and regular maintenance can extend its lifespan.
Yes, many RV fresh water tanks offer a variety of hookup points, making them versatile for different setups. You can drill out pre-marked holes to fit your specific plumbing needs. This flexibility is ideal for DIY enthusiasts looking to tailor their water system to their unique RV configuration.
While most tanks are reliable, some issues like shipping damage or over-pressurization can occur. It's crucial to inspect the tank upon arrival and handle it carefully during installation. Ensuring proper sealing and avoiding excessive pressure will help maintain the tank's integrity and prevent leaks.
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