AT the rally I noticed that new casitas do not have the tank spigot....when mine broke I made a trip to home depot and installed a 1/2" PVC valve and routed the drain tube out the bottom. The original spigot hole was patched with a stick-on reflector and caulked.
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Jun 29 2003, 05:58 PM
Phil, nice idea with the reflector. i was wondering what to do with the hole when i had to replace my valve.
how did you drill, from inside? any wires there? did you put a cap on the drain line under the casita to keep the varmits out?
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Jun 29 2003, 07:16 PM
Had fun with you both last week- back to work was a bummer. On the drain, I drilled from outside but make sure you don't hit the bottom of the tank!! I just have a 1/2" tube sticking out the bottom but was thinking that I need a plug of sorts for the critters. not really enough room for another fitting underneath. Any suggestions?
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Jun 30 2003, 08:47 AM
Phil:
Com'on admit it, you saw it here first. ;)
I like your idea of the reflector.
No more nursing that crummy valve! :)
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Jun 30 2003, 09:05 AM
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Orginally posted by phil moldovan
. Any suggestions?
Most larger auto supplys have a HELP counter. Assorted packaged odd parts. Caps, covers, grommets, drain plugs, etc. Always a good place to look for something adaptable to a project.
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Jun 30 2003, 09:29 AM
Guilty as charged.....I couldn't remember if it was your post or Bob Steffen's that clued me to this....regardless, it was a stolen idea!
Good Idea Nick, I'll try Advance....hope to make one of those Texas Casita Confabs in the future.
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