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shifter

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THIS IS HOW I SORTED OUT PROBLEM OF DRAINING FRESH WATER TANK.BEFORE I DID THIS YOU HAD TO LIFT BACK SEAT OUT ,UNSCREW CAP ON TANK,PUT YOUR HAND INTO TANK AND PULL DRAINAGE PLUG OUT.A LOT OF HASSLE

AN IDEA FOR ANYONE WITH A SWIFT KONTIKI,OR SIMULAR TANK SETUP.:coolthumb:






 

Bryan

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Excellent solution to a stupid design fault...Well Done! :thumb:

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pappajohn

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really good idea but our 'tiki is different.

the fresh tank is in the dinette seat base and the same size as the base, and if you drop anything down the sides or front of it then kiss the item goodbye or take the tank out.:Doh:

i did mention on another post, to get to the tap you have to unscrew and completely remove the seatbase slats then break your arm in two places then ignore the pain while you thread your arm around the back of the tank to reach the tap.
Swift have a lot to answer for on this bit of design.:Angry:

thinking of moving the tap a bit nearer the pump under the other dinette base where the boiler and pump have taken up residence::bigsmile:. loads of room.:thumb:
 
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It looks to me as if its a fairly standard fitting for the overflow of water expansion tanks for houses. most good plumbing merchants should stock them

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