

| Subject: | Re: An oddball fitting to fit a Westy |
| From: | Dave Mcneely |
| Date: | Mon, 20 Jun 2011 08:03:16 -0500 |
---- Rocket J Squirrel <camping.elliott@GMAIL.COM> wrote: > Say that a fellow was looking to replace the standard drinking water > tank's drain plug with a fitting that provided a, say, male garden hose > bib fitting along with a shutoff valve ... does such a thing exist? > > I ask because I was camping in the Oregon high desert this weekend and > was thinking (A) about a quick way to fill a bucket with water from the > Westy's drinking water tank in case of a campsite fire without dumping > the whole tank of water (I live in an arid environment so I worry about > every drop of spilled water); and (2) that the drain outlet on the water > tank could be a useful place to tap into a reservoir for a campsite > shower system. > > So to replace the Westy water tank's drain plug with a fitting that has > a valve and some kind of standard hose fitting would be swell. Jack, I have also thought I might do that. I am not certain of the threads. However, I thought I would just take the cap to a plumbing supply shop, and ask there what would work. I long ago lost the cap for the sink drain, and found that a valved fitting intended for a water hose works fine. mcneely
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