[A/S] Re:Fresh water leak

[Tony Turner <tsturner@xxxxxxxx>]

Hi Barbara and Alan,

We once owned a '74 27' rear bath.  If you have a fresh water leak
it may be from a fresh water line.  If the water is shut off, city water
and water pump, and it is still leaking (after a few minutes) then
it must be something else.  Rain water that leaked in?  A '73 most
likely will not have a gray water tank... unless it's a '74 that was made
in '73.  Or, someone has added one latter.

The fresh water tank is located very close to where the water fill door
is.  I don't think a cracked fresh water tank would leak from the rear
area on that trailer.  The plumbing is all sweated copper and is very
robust.  Freeze damage or a cracked solder joint?  You should be
able to take the cabinet apart below the sink and check for leaks
there.  Just use logic and take it one step at a time.  But, look where
it is easy to look first.  The belly pan is no place for the faint of hart.

I am on my third Airstream and have had water leaks that required
partial removal of belly pan and or tanks on all three.  Just my luck I
guess.

We are currently at the Escapees R. V. park just north of Houston
(Livingston, TX. actually.) So, it maybe possible to get together and
have a look at it.  Please feel free to email me direct and I'll give you
my cell phone number if you wish to talk in more detail.

Tony   KC9BTA
WBCCI # 6373
'94 30' Excella FK
'95 Suburban 3/4 T 454