2009 Copper Canyon Low Point Drains

[Myk]

As the title suggests, I'm looking for the low point drains on my 252FWLRS. The fresh water tank drain is plainly visible but I can't find any other drains under the trailer. I guess they may be pushed up above the coroplast but I can't see any holes in it. This isn't my first fifth wheel, I know where they should be and what to look for but I'm not having any success.

Any ideas?

[mtlineman2010]

My 2011 Copper Canyon 314FWRLS only has the one fresh water drain plug

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[Myk]

Thanks for the feedback. When you winterize do you just blow out the lines and then add antifreeze?

[chuckster57]

My '12 copper Canyon has low point drains. I wouldn't think it would be something ADDED in 2012. I've seen low point drains tucked up underneath but outside of the frame.

[mtlineman2010]

Originally Posted by Myk

Thanks for the feedback. When you winterize do you just blow out the lines and then add antifreeze?

I open the fresh water drain and leave it open. I have a separate hose I then hook to the "suction" side of the pump and stick it in my antifreeze jug. Kick the pump on and run your faucets till you get antifreeze. Once you've done everything you've ran water thru during the season you are set. Make sure to switch your water heater bypass valve. Don't want to fill it with antifreeze. I also leave the plug out on that.

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[Myk]

Thanks. I'll look again for the drains. If I can't find them I'll winterize as described.

[Myk]

I found the drains. They are on the curb side , outside the frame and little forward of the water heater. Thanks for the suggestions.