Outlaw 29h low point water drain

[dogshowrv]

Hi...trying to find the low point water drain. To winterize Thor (yes, that’s his name). Anyone know where to look?

[Trkyte@msn.com]

They are under the shower. have fun getting to them. On mine when they built the shower floor platform, they stuck a 2by riser directly in front of them.

I ended up cutting a notch in the riser to be able to reach them.

[Bob Denman]

The folks who designed these rigs were pretty smart
But the folks who nail them together...

[dogshowrv]

Originally Posted by Trkyte@msn.com

They are under the shower. have fun getting to them. On mine when they built the shower floor platform, they stuck a 2by riser directly in front of them.

I ended up cutting a notch in the riser to be able to reach them.

Thanks. We’re going to deal with this in a few hours. Will definitely let you know how much ?fun? It was finding them.

[Bob Denman]

Good luck!

If you think of it kind of like a game of "Twister", but with a 12,500 partner: it'll seem like fun! (almost!)

[dogshowrv]

Happy thanksgiving fellow forumersThank you for your help. OMG low point drain is under the shower pan? Really? Yup!! Here’s one that will surely make you laugh - this was a family project the 1st time- my nephew who has a TT came over to help find the shut valves etc. between all of us looking things up & down took a long time. Next time should be a whole lot easier. BTW- so glad we did it ourselves & not let it sit on some lot for a few weeks

[Bob Denman]

Congratulations!

[JHGIII]

I have located the low point drain hoses under the shower pan (started looking under the vehicle then traced backward) however can not find the valves that let them drain....
In the attached photo the nearer pipes are the supply to the shower. Those farther in are the low point with the vertical portion of the “T” passing through the floor and out. Following the drain pipes to the left, they turn vertical and run parallel to the shower supply lines until they disappear from sight. To the right, they pass behind a 2x4 then along the floor and out of sight. I neither see nor feel any valve that I can turn. Suggestions welcome.[ATTACH]
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[JHGIII]

Sorry picture rotated

[Kickstand]

I think I can see your cold water handle in the pic, under and behind the top lines. It’s a black T handle that you pull up to open (not twist, like every other water valve). If the water hose above it gets in the way, you can turn the handle to position it so there’s clearance. Whatever you do, don’t remove the U shaped metal pin on the T handle stem- it can stay on when you open the valve and it’s a pain to get back on. Ask me how I know.

[JHGIII]

Thank you. I’ll try that. Tough reach. Will respect metal pin as advised.