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Old 11-08-2018, 09:43 AM   #21
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So, I’m new to the whole skoolie thing, but could I route the greywater drain from the couches to under the bus and have them connect as a “T”? Or would it be better to have fresh on one side and gray on the other, sticking with routing the greywater tank under the bus to the same side as the freshwater fill?

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Old 11-08-2018, 09:04 PM   #22
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Kinda depends on what the underbelly is like. Even RE's have frame rails that have to be accommodated and any lines hanging too low can easily snag. Not pretty. On some rigs with full width belly bays, piping can be routed fairly easily...on others it can be...interesting. If never plan on leaving pavement, you can get away with more than folks who like dirt roads.
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