Wiring
This job can be so intense since figuring out where all the wiring will go can be frustrating. You think your close and then, oh ya, need to run the remote harness for the genset, where do the lights go and where are the switchs. Oh ya, need to wire the electric gray drain. And then the taillights get wired and then there's the trailer harness. All this needs to be done basically before any construction is done to cover any of it. I am considering drilling a 1" hole through every rib, front to rear to grommet and run wires. Each section has a hole to the sides. It would save so much expensive wire being able to make the runs more direct.
Speaking od electric drains, I bought this electric drain for the gray tank. I notice the exit has a filter screen. I'm sure hair and othe particles will get in the tank and potentially clog the screen. I'm think of just removing the screen as it's not needed to drain the tank. Do any of you others have hair issues in the tank?
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