Water leaking inbetween wall

Originally Posted by Bill

In my '06 2720SL, there is no access plate - I think that came along later, and I wish I had it. The only way to get to the plumbing is by removing the outside shower. Also, unless something has changed since my '02 2720SL, the tub is non-removable because of the glued-in drain fitting that drops directly into the top of the gray tank.

Bill

The access plate on my 3326 sits directly behind the battery box, and is quite small. Having removed the shower box in the past to fix a leak there, I would pull it again to work on tub plumbing. Other than removing caulk, it's easy to do and gives a nice sized hole directly under the tub.

[countrygirl]

for what it's worth we have camped in Missouri in below freezing temps and just left the doors open under the sink...that is where my fresh water tank is and the water heater is there also. We usually leave the bathroom door open too...when it is in the low teens we drain everything and then refill the next day.

I have been to camper shows several times when the TM was the warmest camper there...the insulation is really good.