RJsfishin
Winston Or.
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MudChucker wrote: is there some reason why they manufacturer used compression fittings ?
The manufactured home industry uses all compression fittings on all the 3/8" and 1/2" lines. The 3/4" & 1" mainlines are crimp.
And I'd believe it mite be because of the no tools needed for compression fittings. I mean, how many of those $120 crimpers would end up in lunch buckets ?  
Rich
'98 Flair, 454, Onan Microlite 4k, Intel PD 9155 w/ wizard, Sta-power 1500 watt Inv, 2 6v batts, ammeters, KingDome/sat, Oly Catalytic Heat, hauling 2 Bent Bikes and sometimes towing a Tracker F&S boat.
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lane hog
Tucson, AZ
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fatmanobx wrote:I put a faucet in my bathroom vanity for my washout so I didn't have to pull a hose through the coach.
And you've just given me an idea for my next weekend project... 
- 2005 Winnebago "Minnie" 31C (was a three-time Jayco owner)
- 2000 Jeep Cherokee Classic toad (had Ram 2500 CTD, Durango, Liberty...)
- Onan Microquiet 4000, plus 130W solar and Honda EU2000i twins for backup
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fatmanobx
kill devil hills, n.c.
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lane hog wrote:fatmanobx wrote:I put a faucet in my bathroom vanity for my washout so I didn't have to pull a hose through the coach.
And you've just given me an idea for my next weekend project... It works great! My black tank is enclosed and I can't get to it to put a flush valve on it, so this was my 2nd choice. You can buy a pipe bracket to secure the line once you put the valve on it.
2003 Four Winds Infinity 37'
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