Hey Paul, yes the B&B RV City Water Inlet for Flusher with Flange #BM58RR would be the correct replacement for your black tank flush input connection on your 2025 Keystone Montana 3231CK. This also comes with butyl tape to seal it to your RV so…
Hey Bruce, the difference between the part #A01-0176LFVP and #A01-0177LFVP is just the color. The part #A01-0177LFVP is colonial white and the other is white. Colonial white is more offwhite and has a warmer tone than a standard white. So it really…
I can tell you how to determine what city water inlet valve will work for your 1995 Rialta, but there aren't any specific fits available and we wouldn't have any way of knowing the dimensions required to fit. So instead you'll just need…
Hey Perry. There's no database that shows me what parts are on your Keystone Trailer. We've got a few options for water docking stations like the B&B item #BM92GR, which uses the Replacement Docking Station Door item #BM96TR. This one…
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Hey Ken! As long as it is packed sand and grass like you said the Parkit360 Force Electric Trailer Dolly #PA46VR will be effective. If you have a lot of loose sand there will be traction loss, but that is the case for pretty much any dolly. Any big…
Sure, I can help with that. I can see why the fitment notes are confusing. For a 2012 Toyota Tundra with the factory tow package and factory 7 way connector, you'll want a brake controller that plugs into the factory brake controller port under…
Hey Liz. The cameras of the Furrion Vision S+ item #FR64AD will need to be wired directly to a constant 12v power source, like your Grand Design's batteries, to use them in the security mode. With the infrared lights on each camera will pull less…
Thank you for including your picture. The Redline Locking "L" Style Door Handle #276 definitely looks to be a replacement but I would also check the measurements between the mounting holes on your Casita to be sure. It is difficult to…
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Sized for a 7-5/8 inch diameter flange, these RV water inlets make a straightforward upgrade for builds and replacements. Choose city-only or dual city-and-gravity setups, with versions that include a brass check valve to prevent backflow or models without it, plus optional locks to deter tampering. Confirm your wall cutout and hose reach; hoses typically allow swapping left/right, and you can tie into pex with the right fittings.
Often, yes. You can swap just the city water inlet or check valve if you match the flange size and 1/2" FPT/MPT connections. For locks, these typically can't be keyed to match compartment doors, but you may be able to swap the core if the cylinder design matches. Support interior piping during install to avoid stressing plastic fittings.
Yes, with the right fittings. Match the inlet threads to your plumbing, commonly 1/2" FPT or MPT, and adapt to PEX with hardware-store fittings. Use thread seal tape on threaded brass connections to help prevent leaks.
Yes, some dual inlets include a built-in check valve on the city water side, sometimes brass. This helps keep the pump from pushing tank water out the filler. If you notice groaning or vibration at partial flow, the check valve may be the cause—inspect it or plan to replace that component.
Measure your existing cutout and compare it to the flange and cutout sizes; some installs need the opening enlarged. Check hose routing behind the wall so gravity fill and city water lines can reach if positions differ. Dry-fit first, then seal—some kits include butyl tape and screws, but you may want extra butyl if the supplied strip seems thin.
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