Holding Tank Valves
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Holding Tank Valves
by Richard Mondavi on 10/19/2008, 7:32 am
I'm curious, after you winterize your trailer, do you leave the tank valves open or closed and your reasoning for doing so. I've done both and can't decide if one way or the other is right or if it even matters.
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Re: Holding Tank Valves
by scottz on 10/19/2008, 7:38 am
After I complete the winterization procedure and see that anti-freeze is flowing out of the holding tank, I close the valves. Never had any problems.
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Re: Holding Tank Valves
by Pedy6Pak on 10/31/2008, 3:39 pm
I have always kept ours closed. I'm not sure if it matters one way or the other.
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Re: Holding Tank Valves
by schrowang on 10/31/2008, 4:45 pm
I leave them closed after making sure that there is about a gallon of AF in each tank. The runs down and sits against the valves, protecting them through the freezing weather here in NH. Just my $0.02 
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