Valve below Rear Steps

[OldKingKibitzer]

2013 Keystone Fusion 301, dual axle. I have a water valve behind/below my rear steps- Does anyone know what this is? When I twitted it water came out, Is this an additional drain for winterizing or is this the fresh water tank drain location?

[chuckster57]

What size valve? If it’s 1 1/2” then most likely a fresh tank drain. Common for larger toy haulers to have more than 1 freshwater tank.

[OldKingKibitzer]

What size valve? If it’s 1 1/2” then most likely a fresh tank drain. Common for larger toy haulers to have more than 1 freshwater tank.

It is not a large valve- I'll see if I can grab a photo when it's light and not raining but I don't believe it's 1 1/2" large.

On a side note- Anyone know the fresh water capacity of my model? I can't seem to find the exact year's manual/specs. I've seen a number of different numbers online.

[Ruko]

On a side note- Anyone know the fresh water capacity of my model? I can't seem to find the exact year's manual/specs. I've seen a number of different numbers online.




This is from the Keystone website. https://www.keystonerv.com/historical-specs/?p=3278&label=2013

[ctbruce]

On my Impact which Fusion makes, that is the fresh water drain.

[AbHDToyHauler]

Fresh water Quick drain. You pull that she empties pretty darn quick. By my front steps are hot and cold small drains.

[LewisB]

You can download a copy of the 2013 Brochure and specs from the Keystone Archive site. Scroll all the way to near the back/bottom to get to the 301 in the travel trailer section.

Given that the 301 travel trailer is a rear bath model, I'm guessing it is probably the fresh water drain as discussed in previous posts.

Here's the Keystone link:
https://www.keystonerv.com/brochures/archived-brochures/