That was extremely helpful. I watched many videos trying to figure out some very specific questions and they mainly just skip the technical plumbing details I needed to figure out. I don’t feel like I need a plumber anymore. We’ll see about that but it’s an outstanding video, very helpful at the perfect time. Don’t always avoid videos with far fewer views was the lesson I learned.
the p trap shouldn't be outside of insulated space, it's going to burst in freezing weather. Also its risky to have any pipes exposed under the trailer during travel, could get damaged. and are those drainage pipes sloped? Supposed to be 1/4" per foot
That was extremely helpful. I watched many videos trying to figure out some very specific questions and they mainly just skip the technical plumbing details I needed to figure out. I don’t feel like I need a plumber anymore. We’ll see about that but it’s an outstanding video, very helpful at the perfect time. Don’t always avoid videos with far fewer views was the lesson I learned.
your P trap is going to get destroyed at some stage. Make sure you carry some spares!.......
the p trap shouldn't be outside of insulated space, it's going to burst in freezing weather. Also its risky to have any pipes exposed under the trailer during travel, could get damaged. and are those drainage pipes sloped? Supposed to be 1/4" per foot
Good news we are in Florida and travel just in the southeast US. Hundreds of miles and no problems and yes sloped. Plumbing works like a champ!
Not everybody lives in freezing temps
Do you have vents??