RV Dump Tank Adapter to Go From Permanent Attachment Fitting to Bayonet Fitting
Updated 08/13/2018 | Published 08/12/2018 >
Question:
i just bought a camper pull used rv. It has black and gray drains but the black 3inch pipe does NOT have the connectors on the end to hook the flex pipe to when emptying the rv. I believe it was set up as a permanent rv before me. What piece will i need to get it back where the adapters can connect so i can dump the rv. I will only use it on the weekends 8-10 times a year. THANKS
asked by: Gabe D
Expert Reply:
If you are sure you have a permanent style of drain valve on your camper the correct adapter is the part # CAM39422 that you referenced. This would attach to your current setup and give you a bayonet style of attachment for connecting to RV dump sites.
Product Page this Question was Asked From
Camco RV 3" Permanent Plumbing Adapter
- RV Sewer Hose Fittings
- Sewer Adapters
- Permanent Adapters
- Bayonet
- Sewer Hose to Sewer Pipe
- 3 Inch Diameter
- Camco
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