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Hogfan · 10-20-2015, 02:54 PM

We have a 2014 Mountaineer 356tbf and last year on the first big trip when we would be boondocking, got to Sibley Lake in WY and our fresh water tank was down to a third. We took it back to the dealer and someone thought that it would be nice to put the overflow on the side of the tank. So far our dealer has placed an upside down p trap which didn't work. Next they put a restrictor on the tank. At the Montana Rally this was discussed with our service advisor since this is not acceptable if you are dry camping. It was approved by Montana to try to resolve this issue. It is currently at our dealer and they will be trying to lower the tank to put the overflow on the top where it should be. The problem is there is no room on top of the tank to put the overflow at present. You might check to see where your overflow valve is located.

10-20-2015, 02:54 PM	#13
Hogfan Seasoned Camper Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: Lincoln Posts: 85 M.O.C. #16088	We have a 2014 Mountaineer 356tbf and last year on the first big trip when we would be boondocking, got to Sibley Lake in WY and our fresh water tank was down to a third. We took it back to the dealer and someone thought that it would be nice to put the overflow on the side of the tank. So far our dealer has placed an upside down p trap which didn't work. Next they put a restrictor on the tank. At the Montana Rally this was discussed with our service advisor since this is not acceptable if you are dry camping. It was approved by Montana to try to resolve this issue. It is currently at our dealer and they will be trying to lower the tank to put the overflow on the top where it should be. The problem is there is no room on top of the tank to put the overflow at present. You might check to see where your overflow valve is located.