RV Trailer Marine Gravity City Water Fill Dish Check Valve - Valterra White Review

It took about a month before these small leaking cracks appeared which rendered the whole thing unusable when I replaced it to fix a leaking valve that was over 13 years old. I figured I could use plastic vs brass against common sense, and I was wrong. I would have spent too much money on a quality brass valve and not looked back, I am ashamed that I was trying to save money.

I thought the gravity water cap was included with the purchase (the one in the picture) and I didn't receive it with my order and had to order it. It was exactly like the picture (except for the gravity coating) but it was a more complex replacement. Our 2001 Prowler's outlet would not thread into the new cap and we had to replace the fitting. If it would spin, we could replace the cap in about 15 minutes.

The family was on a month long camping trip and we found that the existing water fill was leaking badly. Obviously it needed repairs. As we were traveling I couldn't find the product locally but Revain had the product and it turned out to be an exact replacement. There are three connectors on the back. Filling tank for fresh water. old leaking block and a spare installed. I needed putty to glue the new block to the trailer body and some clear caulk to protect the edges from the elements. Revain