http://burningrv.tribe.net/thread/e860f059-c454-4064-aeb7-b5047a9ab5ba?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://BurningRV.tribe.net/thread/e860f059-c454-4064-aeb7-b5047a9ab5ba#32bf3e09-ab25-4444-a9b2-f3d0366095ed ok after a nice hot shower i remembered which trailer you have! the good news is for cheep you can have a no air required system! just take the valve out of the schrader, clamp a tube to it, and run it high enough that it won't leak with "slosh factor" then put a hand pump faucet in on the sink. now the bad news, if you pour water down the drain, and it falls out on the ground, its a huge fine! this used to be perfectly legal but now you gotta retrofit a holding tank for it Wed, 01 Jul 2009 16:55:02 GMT http://BurningRV.tribe.net/thread/e860f059-c454-4064-aeb7-b5047a9ab5ba#32bf3e09-ab25-4444-a9b2-f3d0366095ed Mindfunk 2009-07-01T16:55:02Z http://BurningRV.tribe.net/thread/e860f059-c454-4064-aeb7-b5047a9ab5ba#263efeea-d7be-4a8b-9cd9-e598ce0bef0f hows your stamina lol that's a lot of volume! the little emergency tire pumps that go in the cig litter work well i would convert it to an electric water pump system my self Tue, 30 Jun 2009 23:18:07 GMT http://BurningRV.tribe.net/thread/e860f059-c454-4064-aeb7-b5047a9ab5ba#263efeea-d7be-4a8b-9cd9-e598ce0bef0f Mindfunk 2009-06-30T23:18:07Z http://BurningRV.tribe.net/thread/e860f059-c454-4064-aeb7-b5047a9ab5ba#9964efde-9acc-4012-a951-4a85a993a16f Thanks. There is a schraeder valve on the tank. Any chance I can use a bike pump to generate enough pressure? Tue, 30 Jun 2009 18:47:33 GMT http://BurningRV.tribe.net/thread/e860f059-c454-4064-aeb7-b5047a9ab5ba#9964efde-9acc-4012-a951-4a85a993a16f Uncle Sticky 2009-06-30T18:47:33Z http://BurningRV.tribe.net/thread/e860f059-c454-4064-aeb7-b5047a9ab5ba#93196568-c032-4a73-acd6-3dd119cc5f13 those old metal tanks are run by air pressure. also there is probably a drain valve open. to check if you tank runs on air, see if there is a tire valve in the cap for the fill. i recommend putting a pump and vent on the thing for better reliability or you are going to have to get one of those 12 v air compressors so you can refill the air pressure Tue, 30 Jun 2009 16:56:43 GMT http://BurningRV.tribe.net/thread/e860f059-c454-4064-aeb7-b5047a9ab5ba#93196568-c032-4a73-acd6-3dd119cc5f13 Mindfunk 2009-06-30T16:56:43Z http://BurningRV.tribe.net/thread/e860f059-c454-4064-aeb7-b5047a9ab5ba#84dbdd1b-9651-40b0-9f49-654ad4d05d0a I'm planning on replacing the hoses and connections. I don't see any pump, so I'm wondering if the thing is powered by air pressure? Mon, 29 Jun 2009 21:24:36 GMT http://BurningRV.tribe.net/thread/e860f059-c454-4064-aeb7-b5047a9ab5ba#84dbdd1b-9651-40b0-9f49-654ad4d05d0a Uncle Sticky 2009-06-29T21:24:36Z http://BurningRV.tribe.net/thread/e860f059-c454-4064-aeb7-b5047a9ab5ba#6cf75425-4efb-4780-bd61-d5452cfe2581 Started filling up the tank on the Land commander. It started leaking near the wheel well. Maybe I'm doing it wrong? Is there a plug or something I should be paying attention to? Or, is there a good, economical way to replace the current metal tank and old plumbing with something new? It only runs a sink, no shower or toilet. Mon, 29 Jun 2009 06:37:08 GMT http://BurningRV.tribe.net/thread/e860f059-c454-4064-aeb7-b5047a9ab5ba#6cf75425-4efb-4780-bd61-d5452cfe2581 Uncle Sticky 2009-06-29T06:37:08Z