Tony,
If you have access to a metal fish tape, used to pull electriacl
wire, that might do the tirck. The tape will allow you to bounce the new
hose going in and perhaps get around the corners and tight places. Put the
tape up the new hose and use duct tape to secure it and pull it back thru to
make the new connections. Use just enough tape at the end of the new hose to
taper it to the fish tape; this will help prevent the new hose from snaging
on the return path.
Hope this will help.
Martin Hughey
WBCCI 10212
1969 International & 1961 Bambi
> I have one of these in very good condition. However someonw has replaced
> the flexible tubing from the water tank under the floor (which is now
> carpeted) to the pump with pieces of white RV water hose. I would like to
> replace these but so far I have not been able to figure out how to get at
> these hoses where they connect to the water tank. I would appreciate some
> advice and pics if available as to how the water tank is accessed, is it
> from above by taking up the carpet? or do I have to do it from underneath?
> Assistance will be greatly appreciated.
>
> Tony Grange, WBCCI 4935
> 1977 31' Sovereign.
> Leamington, Ontario