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Leslie & Nick · 06-09-2006, 11:08 AM

From your description and the photo, it looks like it is an overflow line that somehow got disconnected from its fitting on the water intake device. From the inside of the trailer, check if you see a connector where the hose should be attached. Either the hose fell off the connector, or the connector itself broke off. If broken, you can easily replace the fill receptacle. The purpose of the overflow line is to let you know that the tank is full.

You probably want to get this attended to before you try and fill the freshwater tank. If line is disconnected, you'll flood the inside storage compartment as soon as you reach the full point of your storage tank. Otherwise, don't fill the storage tank to capacity. Let us know what you find.

Nick

06-09-2006, 11:08 AM	#3
Leslie & Nick TrailManor Master Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: North Georgia Posts: 380	Overflow Hose From your description and the photo, it looks like it is an overflow line that somehow got disconnected from its fitting on the water intake device. From the inside of the trailer, check if you see a connector where the hose should be attached. Either the hose fell off the connector, or the connector itself broke off. If broken, you can easily replace the fill receptacle. The purpose of the overflow line is to let you know that the tank is full. You probably want to get this attended to before you try and fill the freshwater tank. If line is disconnected, you'll flood the inside storage compartment as soon as you reach the full point of your storage tank. Otherwise, don't fill the storage tank to capacity. Let us know what you find. Nick __________________ 2002 TM 2619 2002 Ford F-150 The Camping Canines - Aubie (RIP 7/14/08), & Klondike, Zeke and Grace, Mocha