Low point drain line on freedom elite 27 - 2017 model

[Andrew]

I could not find the low point drain lines and even called the technical line and they told me it was behind the pantry shelves at the back. Well, they were not and I never found them. I was able to get antifreeze into the lines and I hope all is OK. Anybody know where they are?

[gentilebrian]

Originally Posted by Andrew

I could not find the low point drain lines and even called the technical line and they told me it was behind the pantry shelves at the back. Well, they were not and I never found them. I was able to get antifreeze into the lines and I hope all is OK. Anybody know where they are?

If you look underneath you will see 2 1/2" open pipes hanging down and those are the drains. based on location you will have to look on the topside for where them come into the coach. BTW the metal rings are really weak. I put heavy fishing line on mine because that valve sticks.


My 2017 26HE is under the bed. You put the slide out and on the front of the bed you will see a panel held in with a few screws. Open the panel and the valve is right behind there on the floor. you will see the blue and red pex pipes. Last 2 winters I have just used a air compressor and just ran air through the lines to get the water out. works well for me and I can easily do it on the road with a small compressor. Just make sure to empty the water tank and release the pressure valve on the tank before pulling the plug out. That plug can shoot a LONG ways. Don't as me why I know.

[Andrew]

Originally Posted by gentilebrian

If you look underneath you will see 2 1/2" open pipes hanging down and those are the drains. based on location you will have to look on the topside for where them come into the coach. BTW the metal rings are really weak. I put heavy fishing line on mine because that valve sticks.


My 2017 26HE is under the bed. You put the slide out and on the front of the bed you will see a panel held in with a few screws. Open the panel and the valve is right behind there on the floor. you will see the blue and red pex pipes. Last 2 winters I have just used a air compressor and just ran air through the lines to get the water out. works well for me and I can easily do it on the road with a small compressor. Just make sure to empty the water tank and release the pressure valve on the tank before pulling the plug out. That plug can shoot a LONG ways. Don't as me why I know.

Thanks for this info, when it is a little warmer I will check it out. I forced water through the system when I could not drain it and got antifreeze out of each opening so hopefully there should be no damage.